A NATO spokeswoman expressed sharp criticism of massive overnight Russian attacks on Ukraine's power grid and said the alliance would continue to support Kiev. "NATO strongly condemns Russia's large-scale attack against Ukraine,

Ukraine's President Zelensky reacts to the US decision by saying "such things are not announced. Missiles will speak for themselves".

NATO has denounced Russia's massive attack on Ukraine, as a result of which civilians were killed and subjected to terror. Source: NATO spokesperson, cited by Tagesschau, as reported by European Pravda Details: NATO spokesperson highlighted that these attacks targeted critical energy infrastructure in Ukraine.

If the fighting stops and the Russian soldiers currently stationed in eastern Ukraine are no longer needed there, Putin will be able to use "hundreds of thousands of soldiers" elsewhere, according to the Estonian defense minister.

Russia pounded Ukraine on Sunday with a massive attack that killed 11 civilians across several regions and damaaged the country's already fragile energy grid, as the world prepared to mark 1,000 days since Moscow's invasion.

Ukraine said it would introduce nationwide emergency power restrictions Monday after a "massive" Russian attack further damaged its already fragile energy grid ahead of a much-feared winter, with nine civilians also killed across the country on Sunday.