The Russian Ministry of Defense announced today, Wednesday, that it shot down 902 Ukrainian drones, and stated that its forces bombed 7 energy infrastructure facilities and a data center in Ukraine during a large-scale attack launched on Tuesday night, targeting facilities that it claimed the Ukrainian army uses.

U.S. President Donald Trump announced on Sunday that Ukraine and Russia had agreed to what he described as a "ceasefire in the energy sector," but Ukraine reported that it learned of this alleged agreement through the media, while the Kremlin merely stated that unspecified communications are still ongoing regarding this matter.

The Russian Ministry of Defense mentioned in a statement that its forces targeted two heating and electricity generation stations in the capital Kyiv, a similar station in the Kyiv region, as well as a thermal power station and an electricity substation, in addition to two heating and electricity generation and thermal power stations in Kharkiv, noting that one of them was supplying power to the Ukrainian army in the southeastern Kharkiv region.

It also indicated that its forces bombed a data center in Kyiv, which it claimed was being used to gather intelligence on the Russian armed forces, explaining that the attack was carried out using ground-launched missiles and long-range attack drones.

For his part, the CEO of the Ukrainian state railway company Ukrzaliznytsia, Oleksandr Bertsovsky, stated that Russian forces targeted facilities belonging to the company in a major attack. He reported in a statement on Facebook that waves of strikes targeted areas in Kharkiv, Kyiv, Vinnytsia, Khmelnytskyi, and Ternopil. An official in the city of Lutsk in western Ukraine stated that Russian forces bombed an oil facility, with official Andriy Razumovsky mentioning that the attack carried out by Russia using drones caused a fire.