Russian strikes on Ukraine's power grid leave 600,000 without electricity

Russian strikes on Ukrainian energy infrastructure have left over 600,000 people without power in the Dnipropetrovsk region, authorities reported Sunday, as Ukraine braces for winter attacks. Power company DTEK said a night attack damaged key energy facilities, with restoration efforts complicated by repeated strikes. Nearly 250,000 customers in the Kharkiv region also lost power after a drone hit a critical facility. President Zelenskyy reported widespread outages, including 140 apartment buildings without heating in Zhytomyr. He also said the death toll from a recent strike on Komyshuvakha rose to 55, with more people possibly trapped under rubble.