Civilian infrastructure
Coverage of Civilian infrastructure in the Nexus archive.
- Russian Attack on Kyiv Kills Woman, Injures Two
A Russian overnight missile and drone attack on Kyiv killed one woman, injured two people, and damaged residential buildings, a tram depot, and other civilian infrastructure.
- SBU Opens Criminal Case Against Russian General Staff Chief Gerasimov
The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) and the Prosecutor General’s Office have opened a criminal case against Russian military’s Chief of the General Staff Valery Gerasimov. Investigators allege he organized aerial strikes on Ukraine’s civilian infrastructure, including an attack on Kyiv that killed at least 30 people.
- Russian Strike Hits Beach in Zaporizhzhia, Injures 6, Including 3 Children
Russian forces struck a beach in Zaporizhzhia, injuring 6 people including 3 children. The attack occurred amid heightened drone strike threats following recent Russian attacks on civilian infrastructure in the city.
- Potential agreement with Iran would include opening of Strait of Hormuz, Trump says
President Trump stated a potential agreement with Iran could be signed soon, involving the opening of the Strait of Hormuz. The deal follows earlier threats to attack civilian infrastructure and take over Iran's energy facilities.
- Russian Attack on Pavlohrad Wounds 12, Damages Apartment Block
Russian forces attacked Pavlohrad in Dnipropetrovsk region on June 10, wounding 12 people and damaging civilian infrastructure. The strike caused a fire in a multi-story residential building and later reports noted damage to an administrative building and an enterprise.
- Kharkiv Opens First Underground Kindergarten Amid Intensifying Russian Strikes
Kharkiv has opened its first underground kindergarten and built 10 underground schools due to intensified Russian strikes on civilian infrastructure. Mayor Ihor Terekhov highlighted the impact of these attacks on children's education and urged international support.
- US Embassy Responds to Russia’s Attack on Civilian Infrastructure in Kyiv
The US Embassy issued a statement condemning Russia's overnight attack on Kyiv, which targeted civilian infrastructure, resulting in four deaths and nearly 100 injuries.
- Ukraine Blasts Russian ‘Disinformation’ Over Alleged Attacks on Civilian Sites
Ukraine's General Staff rejected Russian allegations that Ukrainian strikes targeted civilian infrastructure in occupied areas, asserting that attacks focused on military facilities like the Rubikon drone unit's headquarters near Starobilsk. Ukrainian officials labeled Rubikon an elite unit responsible for attacks on civilians and infrastructure.
- Mirroring Gaza, Israel is destroying towns and villages in southern Lebanon
Israeli military operations in southern Lebanon have destroyed towns and villages near the border, with attacks targeting Hezbollah infrastructure while also damaging civilian areas. The situation mirrors the destruction seen in Gaza.
- Russia strikes Ukraine’s Odesa port, kills railway worker in Zaporizhia
Russia struck Ukraine's Odesa port and killed a railway worker in Zaporizhia. Ukraine's deputy prime minister condemned the attacks on civilian infrastructure as 'another proof of terrorism'.
- Vance CANCELS Iran peace talks amid fears Trump is set to launch ferocious bombing campaign on civilian infrastructure
Vance has canceled Iran peace talks due to concerns that Trump may initiate a large-scale bombing campaign targeting civilian infrastructure. The decision reflects heightened tensions and fears of military escalation.
- Waltz says Trump’s threats against Iranian civilian infrastructure ‘perfectly acceptable’
U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Mike Waltz defended President Trump’s threats to strike Iranian civilian infrastructure, including power plants. Trump warned that if Iran rejects the proposed 'very fair and reasonable' peace deal, the U.S. military would target such facilities.
- ‘Erosion of a country’s future’: What has the war cost Sudan?
Sudan's civil war, which began three years ago, has caused severe damage to civilian infrastructure and driven millions into extreme poverty and suffering. The conflict is described as an erosion of the country's future, highlighting its devastating human and economic toll.