Russia’s massive attack on Odesa region — 90,000 subscribers already have electricity
Kyiv • UNN
Russian forces attacked the Odesa region with missiles and drones overnight, damaging energy infrastructure. According to Ukrenergo, around 90,000 disconnected subscribers have already had their power restored.

At night and in the morning, Russian forces launched a massive attack on Odesa region with missiles and drones. The strikes damaged civilian energy infrastructure facilities, leaving a significant number of consumers in Odesa and the region without electricity. As of now, around 90,000 homes already have electricity. This is reported by "Ukrenergo," UNN reports.
Details
At night and in the morning, the enemy launched a massive attack on Odesa region with missiles and drones. The targets of the Russian strikes included civilian energy infrastructure facilities. Unfortunately, equipment was damaged, as a result of which a significant number of consumers in the city of Odesa and the region were left without power
According to the available information, emergency restoration work in the region began as soon as the security situation allowed.
Energy workers are doing everything possible to restore power to every home as soon as possible. As of now, around 90,000 subscribers who were disconnected overnight have already had their power restored
However, "Ukrenergo" urges residents of Odesa region who currently have electricity to consume it as sparingly as possible, as this "will help complete the repair work faster and restore power to people who are still without electricity."
We remind you
As a result of the Russian attack on Odesa region on the night of August 9, a local outage occurred in the power grid, leaving part of the regional capital without electricity.