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Sharp price spikes are forcing the country’s young to move back in with family and worry about finances just as many were hoping to move past the pandemic.

Some younger Russians expressed sadness about the missile strikes in civilian areas, but were not ready to put the blame squarely on the Kremlin.

While many pro-Russian commentators have advocated a much tougher approach to the war, their calls grew louder as Russia suffered setbacks in recent weeks.

Yuri and Irina Penza said that they believed Monday’s attacks were revenge for Ukraine’s bombing of the sole bridge linking Russia to Crimea.

The Ukrainians are making gains in the south, an area where Russian soldiers are dug in more securely and where their retreat has been less chaotic than in the north.

A senior official said it was “unequivocally clear” that Russian strikes had targeted energy facilities in 12 regions across the country.

Repercussions from an attack on the bridge between Crimea and Russia.

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Comments from President Biden last week raised the issue for the first time in decades.

The leader of the International Atomic Energy Agency said getting the plant reconnected to outside power was a “temporary relief in a still untenable situation.”