Russian invasion: Situation report day 286

December 6, 2022 - The latest wave of missile strikes in Ukraine caused significant disruption to the power grid. Meanwhile, explosions rocked two military airfields deep inside Russia.

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Russia fired a barrage of missiles at targets across Ukraine for the eighth time in eight weeks. Disruption to the power grid was reported mainly in the east. In the south, Odesa was without power, according to the BBC.

The fresh wave of attacks arrived just hours after a series of explosions at two airfields deep inside Russia, which Moscow blamed on Ukrainian drones intercepted by Russian air defences, the BBC said.