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More than 80 Russian missiles, including six Kinzhals, hit Ukraine; nuclear plant loses outside power

Confirmedon an admission by the acting party plus an independent origin: 1 distinct origin, 1 tied to no party.

Ukraine's air force said Russia fired 81 missiles, including six hypersonic Kinzhals, and eight drones. Lviv governor Maksym Kozytskyi said five people were killed when a missile hit a residential area, and one person died in Dnipropetrovsk oblast; nearly half of Kyiv's households lost heating and about 150,000 households in Zhytomyr oblast lost power. The occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant was cut from the grid for hours, and IAEA chief Rafael Grossi warned that luck could run out. Russia's defence ministry said the strikes retaliated for an alleged incursion into Bryansk oblast, which Ukraine denied.

When
9 March 2023
Where
Ukraine, Ukraine
What
energy infrastructure attack
Acting party
Ministry of Defence of Russia
Attribution
Acknowledged by the acting party. Russia's defence ministry said it carried out the strikes.
In the record
Published 2026-10-27 21:03 UTC · revision 1 · monthly summary

Sources

  1. Origin of the claim Al Jazeera Media · Unaffiliated origin: Ukrainian air force and regional governors, 9 Mar 2023 · published 2023-03-09 00:00 UTC
  2. Origin of the claim Al Jazeera Media · Unaffiliated origin: Russian defence ministry statement, 9 Mar 2023 · published 2023-03-09 00:00 UTC
  3. Corroboration Al Jazeera Media · Unaffiliated origin: IAEA Director General Grossi statement, 9 Mar 2023 · published 2023-03-09 00:00 UTC

History

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