Russian missile strikes on Kharkiv and Poltava energy grid kill one, cut power to 22,000

Russian forces launched a double missile attack on Kharkiv using Banderol missiles, killing one person, and struck an energy infrastructure facility in the Poltava region, leaving 22,000 without electricity. The attack continues Russia's pattern of targeting Ukrainian energy infrastructure, with the specific missile type and casualty count reported by ANSA. The incident underscores ongoing civilian harm and energy grid vulnerability in Ukraine.