Ukrainian leaders say Russian forces want to leave people without power or water. On Monday, they endured another wave of missile attacks on their infrastructure.

Hundreds of residents of the capital were forced to line up to get water. The mayor of Kyiv said 80 percent of residents are without water and 350,000 households are without electricity.

"The Russian aggressors want to freeze people this winter. They propose this war as 'war against military,' but right now this war has directly impacted civilian population," said Vitali Klitschko.

People in the eastern province of Kharkiv, the southern province of Zaporizhzhia, and other areas also reported strikes on their utilities.

Russian leaders accuse Ukrainian forces of carrying out a drone attack over the weekend on their Black Sea Fleet. They said that has put an agreement to ship grain and other products from Ukrainian ports under threat.

President Vladimir Putin said the Russians are not ending their participation in the deal, only suspending it.
He said Ukrainians created the risks for ships on both sides of the conflict. He said they should provide the security for grain exports.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said his people offer stability on global food markets. He said they will push ahead with exports.