a day after Russia's latest attacks on energy infrastructure. Moscow, which has escalated attacks on Ukraine's infrastructure in recent  months, launched hundreds of drones at energy facilities across the country overnight into Saturday. Some of these strikes affected the Kharkiv region, home to Ukraine's second  biggest city, Restoration Minister Oleksiy Kuleba said. "Time is needed to restart the  equipment. Currently, around 100,000 consumers  remain without electricity, water, and heating," Kuleba said.Ukraine's energy minister Svitlana Grynchuk said the wave of attacks, which killed four people, marked "one of the most difficult nights" for Ukrainian energy since the Russian invasion began. In the Poltava region, one of the most affected, power was mostly restored on Sunday. But damaged equipment left parts of its main city still in the dark, local authorities said. State energy operator Ukrenergo implemented scheduled power cuts, allowing to balance the system, in most Ukrainian regions. Russia has targeted the power and heating grid throughout its almost four-year invasion, destroying a large part of the key civilian infrastructure. (Bssnews)