Destruction in Kostiantynivka, Ukraine, after Russian attack earlier this year (Wikimedia Commons)
These are dark days for Ukraine. And I mean that, in the first instance, quite literally.
As the bleak skies and bitter cold of winter set in, Russia has renewed its strikes on Ukrainian energy infrastructure in a cruel strategy to break the morale of the nation as it swiftly approaches four years since full-scale invasion by its eastern neighbour.
Power has had to be rationed, and significant pre-scheduled portions of the day and night are without electricity.
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