Occupants hit a high-voltage substation in the eastern region: train traffic is disrupted
Kyiv • UNN
The Russian army has struck a high-voltage substation in eastern Ukraine, causing a power outage for households and interrupting train traffic, and restoration work is underway.
The Russian army struck at one of the high-voltage substations in the eastern region. According to the Ministry of Energy, the power outage caused interruptions in train traffic, and restoration work is ongoing, UNN reports.
The enemy attacked one of the high-voltage substations in the eastern region. This resulted in power outages for household consumers and disruptions in train traffic. Consumers have been partially reconnected, and restoration work is underway
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In addition, in Chernihiv region, the enemy shelled an overhead line of a power company. As a result, 1,765 subscribers in 12 settlements were simultaneously cut off from electricity.
