A massive Russian attack on Monday targeted a hydroelectric dam linked to the Kyiv Hydroelectric Power Plant, part of a larger barrage involving over 200 missiles and drones aimed at Ukrainian energy infrastructure. Ukrainian officials confirmed localized damage to the dam but indicated that it remains structurally sound, although there are concerns about potential flooding should it collapse. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy described the assault as one of the heaviest yet, with the Russian Ministry of Defense claiming success against key infrastructure. Experts warn that a dam failure could lead to catastrophic consequences, potentially resulting in hundreds of thousands of casualties downstream. Despite the damage, assessments suggest that destroying the dam is highly unlikely without extensive bombing, as confirmed by Ukrainian officials. The situation remains tense as Ukraine appeals to Western allies for support in retaliating against Russian strikes.