In the Lviv region, the Russian army attacked two critical infrastructure facilities this morning. In the coming weeks, residents of the region will have to live in strict electricity supply schedules, said the first deputy chairman of the Lviv RMA Andrey Godik, reports UNN.
The enemy attacked two energy infrastructure facilities. As a result, a fire occurred at both objects, which as of 11 o'clock in the morning were localized.
According to Godyk, there were no injuries.
As a result of both the shelling and the use of emergency shutdowns of Ukrenergo, 515 thousand subscribers in the region are currently without electricity in the region. There is no electricity at all in 394 localities, and about a thousand localities are partially turned off. Heat and water supply operates normally to attract the use of alternative power sources.
The enemy focused the morning shelling on energy facilities. Therefore, unfortunately, in the coming days, or even weeks, we will have to live in rather tight shutdown schedules