Russian attacks destroyed 30% of Ukrainian power stations, Zelensky says

• Zelensky wrote in a Telegram post Monday that kamikaze drones and missiles were "attacking all of Ukraine."

The big picture: Zelensky described the attacks on energy and critical infrastructure as "another kind of Russian terrorist attacks," adding that there is "no space left for negotiations with Putin's regime."

• Two people died in a Russian missile attack on an energy supply facility in Kyiv on Tuesday, Ukraine's prosecutor general’s office wrote in a Telegram post.
• Kyiv mayor Vitali Klitschko wrote in a Telegram post that two critical infrastructure facilities were damaged by Russian missiles and urged residents to save water and electricity.
• "The provision of electricity and water supply services is partially limited in many houses on the left bank of the capital," he added.

State of play: Kyiv residents lined up at grocery stores on Tuesday to stock up on water and other supplies in anticipation of further blackouts, the New York Times reported.

• The cities of Zhytomyr, west of Kyiv, and Dnipro were also experiencing water and electricity outages on Tuesday as a result of Russian strikes, CNN reported.