Power engineers restore electricity to over 2 thousand families in Odesa region after enemy attack
Kyiv • UNN
Power engineers restore electricity supply to more than 2,000 families in Odesa region after a nighttime Russian attack.
Power engineers have restored electricity to more than 2,000 families in Odesa region after a blackout caused by a Russian strike on the night of April 1. UNN reports this with reference to DTEK's press service.
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Odesa Oblast: DTEK power engineers restore electricity to more than 2,000 families after enemy attack
Reportedly, nighttime shelling by Russian occupiers damaged power lines in Odesa region. As a result, some residents of the region were left without electricity.
Power engineers started restoring the power as soon as they received permission from the military command and rescuers. As of now, all families have electricity again.
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