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URGENT: Starmer: Russia's Ukraine Energy Attacks are 'Depraved'!

BREAKING: UK PM Starmer condemns Russia's attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure as "particularly depraved."

Strikes hit power plants and critical infrastructure in Kyiv and other areas last night. Temperatures plummeted to -20C (-4F).

Starmer spoke with US President Trump after the attacks. Trump previously asked Putin for a week-long pause in fighting.

Top US envoys are meeting with Russian and Ukrainian negotiators in Abu Dhabi this week.

This is a developing story.

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