00:00In this suburb of Kyiv, homes stand engulfed in flames amid mountains of rubble.
00:05Emergency crews raced to put out the fire, using excavators to claw through the debris for survivors.
00:12These are the scenes after an overnight wave of Russian strikes,
00:15which targeted Ukraine's energy sector and railways, also hitting residential buildings like these ones.
00:23I had to be pulled out because I was buried. The ceiling fell from the roof and covered me.
00:29My husband pulled me out, lifting all of this. I didn't see anything. I only woke up because of it.
00:36I don't even remember if I heard it or not. I just realized that I was covered by something.
00:43I was at home with my two children when one of them started screaming, so I ran over.
00:48Then I saw that there was a fire here and people were screaming loudly.
00:52I calmed my children down. I literally live right here.
00:56Blasts also rocked the capital in the early hours of Sunday morning as temperatures plunged to minus 10 degrees.
01:04Residents were urged shelters as a nationwide missile alert was issued.
01:09The Ukrainian Air Force confirmed it had intercepted the majority of the 300 drones
01:14and over half of the 50 ballistic missiles launched.
01:18Ukraine's southern Odessa region was also struck, sparking fires that emergency services fought to contain.
01:25Russian attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure have been occurring almost daily,
01:30with the recent escalation coming just 48 hours before the fourth anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
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