News|Russia-Ukraine warRussia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,441These are the key developments from day 1,441 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.

Military Conflict Update: February 4, 2026

Two teenagers were killed and nine others injured due to a Russian strike on Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine, as reported by the regional governor. A 24-hour air raid alert was issued in Zaporizhzhia following damage to four high-rise buildings. Three fatalities were reported in Nova Kakhovka, Kherson, from Ukrainian shelling, as stated by local authorities. Russia executed a large-scale attack on Ukrainian energy facilities, leaving many without heating, as stated by Kyiv officials. Ukraine's private energy company DTEK noted the recent operation as the largest against the energy sector in 2026. A power plant in Kharkiv suffered severe damage, injuring at least five, as noted by the city's mayor. Ukraine's Foreign Minister reported the use of 450 drones and over 60 missiles by Russia in recent attacks. Serious damage to a power plant in Kyiv's Darnytskyi district was reported, affecting heating resources for residents. Over 1,142 high-rise blocks in Kyiv were left without heating post-attacks. Ukrainian President accused Russia of targeting energy infrastructure with numerous ballistic missiles. President Zelenskyy alleged Russia stockpiled weapons during a truce to use in recent attacks, coinciding with upcoming trilateral talks in Abu Dhabi. The Motherland monument in Kyiv was damaged during the recent attacks, described as symbolic by Ukraine's Culture Minister.

Sweden and Denmark plan to supply Ukraine with air defense systems worth 2.6 billion Swedish crowns to counter Russian attacks, as announced by their defense ministers.

Ukraine and Western partners agreed on coordinated military responses to any Russian ceasefire violations, as reported by sources. French President Macron intends to resume talks with Putin but highlighted Moscow's lack of willingness to negotiate. UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer discussed the situation in Ukraine with US President Trump. NATO's Secretary-General Rutte emphasized the need for difficult decisions to reach a peace agreement during his visit to Kyiv.

The Kremlin denied any statements from India regarding stopping Russian oil purchases following Trump's announcement of a trade deal. Kremlin spokesperson indicated ongoing analysis of US-India trade discussions while continuing relations with Delhi. Russia's economy grew by 1% in 2025, with Putin acknowledging slower growth due to war impacts and sanctions.

FIFA President Infantino's call to lift Russia's football ban was described positively by the Kremlin. Ukraine criticized Infantino's remarks, citing casualties among athletes due to Russia's invasion. Ukrainian athlete Vladyslav Heraskevych plans to highlight the conflict at the Winter Olympic Games.

Based on reporting by Al Jazeera.