Russia attacks energy facilities in Dnipro, Zaporizhzhia and Odesa regions
As a result of regular Russian attacks on energy infrastructure, new destructions of power facilities in several regions were recorded at night and in the early morning. This was reported by Ukrenergo.
Damaged equipment and partially de-energised consumers in Dnipropetrovska і Zaporizhzhya region, and also at night, energy facilities in Odesa region.
Details of the situation
According to Ukrenergo, Russian forces attacked the infrastructure with drones and missiles, causing further disruptions to the grid. Emergency crews are working to restore power in several areas.
Damage has been reported to transformer equipment and elements of high-voltage substations, making it difficult to restore electricity supply quickly.
The company warns that additional outages are possible due to the consequences of the attacks for repair work.
Context.
Russia has been systematically attacking Ukraine's energy sector since autumn, trying to disable critical facilities and create a power shortage.
Due to the recent massive attacks, emergency and stabilisation outage schedules are in place in the country. Grid operators urge citizens to save electricity in the evening.
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