Russia launched scores of missiles and drones at Ukraine on Wednesday, targeting gas infrastructure and other energy facilities in western regions in a new barrage against the struggling power system in the depths of winter.

Russia’s war on Ukraine has been dictated as much by events in the air as by territorial gains on the front line.

The ongoing conflict in Ukraine has escalated into a war over energy infrastructure, with attacks on TurkStream and Ukrainian energy facilities.

Russia launched a new barrage of missiles and drones at Ukraine on Wednesday, targeting gas infrastructure and other energy facilities in western regions in a new barrage against the struggling power system in the depths of winter.

Fortunately, no casualties or injuries were reported as a result of the attack. Read also: One dead, eight injured as Russian missile strikes Odesa’s port facilities “The enemy attacked the port infrastructure,

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned allies that the defense of his nation is a litmus test for broader Western resolve.

Russia launched dozens of missiles and drones at the Ukrainian energy sector, Kyiv said Wednesday, ramping up a months-long bombing campaign at a precarious moment of the war for Ukraine.Moscow has pursued a months-long bombing campaign against Ukrainian energy infrastructure claiming the attacks are targeted against facilities that aid Kyiv's military.

This Friday, the Ukrainian army claimed to have hit a Russian air defense radar with missiles. The attack was reportedly launched in the Russian border region of Belgorod on Thursday, January 16. As the Ukrainian General Staff points out,