Over 40 missiles and 70 drones struck Ukraine, targeting gas facilities and energy infrastructure, according to Zelensky.

He shared this on social media.

According to him, at least 30 missiles were successfully intercepted by air defense systems.

“It's the middle of winter, and the target for the Russians remains unchanged: our energy sector. Among the objectives are gas infrastructure and energy facilities that support the normal lives of people,” said Zelensky.

He also reminded that partners at the NATO summit in Washington and in the “Ramstein” format “made promises that have not yet been fully realized.” In particular, this concerns licenses for the production of air defense systems and missiles to protect Ukraine.

Recall that earlier, Bloomberg wrote that Ukraine's gas transportation system could become a target for missile strikes from Russia after Ukraine halted the transit of Russian gas.

More on the attack on Ukraine

On the morning of January 15, Russian troops launched a massive strike on Ukraine using cruise missiles, ballistic missiles, and drones. Explosions were heard in several cities, and military aviation was deployed in Poland.

“Ukrenergo” reported emergency shutdowns in the Kharkiv, Sumy, Poltava, Zaporizhia, Dnipropetrovsk, and Kirovohrad regions.