Russia's attack on Kharkiv: RMA reports that the city is without electricity, mayor says there are problems with water supply
Kyiv • UNN
Russian troops attacked Kharkiv and more than 15 energy facilities, leaving the city virtually without electricity and causing problems with water supply and transportation.
Russian troops attacked Kharkiv on the night of March 22. The invaders struck more than 15 energy facilities. The city is almost completely without electricity, said on Friday the head of Kharkiv regional power company Oleg Sinegubov, UNN reported.
The occupants have carried out more than 15 attacks on energy facilities. The city is almost completely without electricity. All emergency services are already working
Kharkiv Mayor Igor Terekhov noted that "due to the de-energization of pumping substations, the city is already experiencing problems with water supply." "Also, in the morning, electric transport will not be available on the routes - transportation will be carried out by buses under the blackout scheme," Terekhov wrote on Telegram .
"Due to the fact that the enemy struck at Kharkiv's energy structure today and put it out of action, traffic lights are not working in the city. I appeal to drivers to be as careful as possible on the roads to avoid accidents," Terekhov also reported .
The mayor of the city said that all the invincibility points are open, and that people can contact them if necessary.
