Russia Ukraine BREAKING: Trump RAPS For Zelensky Firing MISSILE in Putin’s City, Peace Talks Derail?

Ukrainian missile strikes hit the Russian border city of Belgorod, killing two utility workers and injuring five others as they attempted to repair damaged heating and electricity systems. Regional officials halted ove ight restoration efforts due to fears of further bombardment, highlighting the growing risks faced by civilian infrastructure crews operating in contested areas near the front. The attack targeted energy facilities, disrupting heating, water, and power across multiple neighborhoods while damaging buildings and triggering Russian air defenses. Belgorod, located close to the Ukrainian border, has increasingly become a focal point of infrastructure warfare, reflecting how the conflict is expanding beyond front lines into sustained strikes on civilian support systems and urban resilience.