Massive shelling of Ukraine on November 15. Which cities were affected

Today the occupiers carried out one of the most massive missile strikes on the territory of Ukraine, there are fatalities. Not only Ukrainians, but also our neighbours - residents of Moldova - were left without electricity supply.

According to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, the occupiers fired 85 missiles at Ukraine today - most of them hit energy infrastructure facilities. However, there is also destruction of residential buildings, as in Kiev in Pechersk. One resident is already known to have died.

There are reports of power outages and mobile phone and Internet outages in the capital.

Andriy Sadovyy, Lviv mayor, reports that 80% of the city remains without electricity. Heat supply is also suspended, there is no hot water. Utilities workers are running diesel generators. Trams and trolley buses are not running.

Residents of Vinnitsa are advised to stock up on water, as one of the water supply stations is de-energized.

In Kharkiv, there are also problems with electricity supply - the occupiers have shelled critical infrastructure.

Zhytomyr Mayor Serhiy Sukhomlin reports that only 35% of homes in Zhytomyr have heat supply. Previously, a complete lack of power supply was reported.

According to Rivne mayor Oleksandr Tretiak, a rocket hit critical infrastructure and there is no power supply in some places.

It is also known about explosions in Volyn.

It is known that 90% of Ternopil region is without light. Communications may also disappear, warns OVA chairman Volodymyr Trush. And urges to take care of power banks

Ukraine is experiencing serious Internet glitches. It is working at best only at 67 per cent of previous levels.

Russia's new missile attack may affect not only Ukraine's energy system, but also the energy systems of neighbouring countries - Ukrainian Energy Minister Herman Galushchenko has said

According to him, this is the most massive shelling of the energy system since the beginning of the war.

Hits are taking place both at generation facilities and at the power transmission system.

After defeats in the military and international arenas, the enemy is making another attempt at terrorist revenge and is trying to cause maximum damage to our energy system on the eve of winter," the minister said.

"Take the side of the people, not the war criminals": Kuleba urged the G20 to respond to Russia's rocket terror

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba circulated the call on Twitter. He stressed that "appeals to both sides should be avoided.

Verkhovna Rada deputy head Olena Kondratyuk called for expelling Russia from the G20 summit:

Is russia really ready for peace - this is the question being asked now on the sidelines of the G20 summit. here is the answer... another rf terrorist attacks and violence against Ukrainian civilians. so it is already clear that peace is only possible under the Ukrainian formula presented by the Ukrainian president at the summit in Indonesia, and nothing else

Recall that Indonesia will host the G20 summit on 15-16 November 2022.

It is known that Ukrainian Defence Minister Oleksiy Reznikov took part online in a meeting of EU defence ministers in Brussels today. He spoke about Russian missile terror.

I am addressing the EU defence ministers chaired by Josep Borrell. Jens Stoltenberg is present. I share information about the destruction and looting in Kherson. Meanwhile, more than 70 missiles in the Ukrainian sky are targeting our civilians and infrastructure," the minister wrote on Twitter.