Kremlin violates the ceasefire agreement and bombs Ukraine’s energy infrastructure causing blackouts

The Kremlin has violated the ceasefire agreement and has bombs energy infrastructure leaving tens of thousands without power in southern Ukraine.

Moscow has claimed that they have not been targeting energy infrastructure but this has been witnessed throughout the war that Russia is.

Russia rejected the ceasefire and agreed to stop attacking Ukraine’s energy infrastructure.

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha said during a news conference on Tuesday, “This morning, another Russian strike damaged a power facility in Kherson, leaving 45,000 residents without electricity.”

Russia has all of a sudden stopped using Shahed drones and is now using glide bombs and missiles all over Ukraine.

This indicates the Kremlin is stockpiling them which could be the calm before the storm, and it is expected Vladimir Putin will restart the attacks which could be more severe.