Russian strikes hit Ukraine overnight, damaging power plants and leaving hundreds of thousands without electricity
Photo: New York PostHow the sides differ Alternative sources report nine deaths and a damaged Kyiv residential building; right sources report three deaths and tie the strikes to an energy cease-fire proposed by Trump.
Both sources report Russian strikes on Ukraine that left a large number of people without power. Antiwar.com says at least nine people died and hundreds of thousands lost electricity as several power plants were hit, and cites photos of a residential building damaged in Kyiv. The New York Post reports three deaths and says Zelensky put the number without power at no fewer than 600,000. The death tolls differ between the two accounts. The Post also describes the attacks as disregarding an energy cease-fire associated with Trump.
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Alternative coverage stresses the overall casualty count and civilian harm, including a damaged residential building in Kyiv, alongside the attacks on power plants.
Right-leaning coverage frames the strikes as a snub to Trump's energy cease-fire, citing Zelensky's figure on power outages and a lower death toll.