Russian drone and missile strikes targeting Ukraine’s power grid kill at least five people and wound 39 others, Ukrainian authorities say. The attacks happen during the night, according to the reports. The strikes come shortly before two different ceasefire announcements involving Kyiv and Moscow. Kyiv says it will enact a ceasefire less than a day after the strikes were reported. Separately, Moscow has promised its own pause in hostilities that is scheduled for about three days after the attacks. The sources describe the strikes as aimed at energy infrastructure, with casualties reported by Ukrainian authorities. While the timing places the attacks immediately before the planned ceasefire windows, the reports do not provide details on whether any damage to specific facilities or the cause of the outages is known at the time of writing. The accounts are consistent on the core elements: the nature of the attacks (drones and missiles), the target (Ukraine’s power grid), and the reported casualty toll (at least five dead and 39 wounded).