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Emergency power outages have been introduced in Kyiv and a number of regions due to Russian shelling. Energy facilities were damaged in Odesa and Kyiv regions.
On November 1, emergency power outages were implemented in Kyiv due to ongoing attacks on the energy system. DTEK is restoring the damaged equipment.
The protection of critical infrastructure in the Kyiv region is ongoing, but requires additional funding.
Russia has launched another attack on energy facilities in Kyiv, the Kyiv region, and the Dnipropetrovsk region. Due to the new damage, more than a quarter of a million Ukrainians remain without electricity.
In Kyiv, water supply has resumed normal operations after three strikes. In the Dnipropetrovsk region, two DTEK facilities were damaged, and there are extensive power outages.
UAC-0050 is sending emails about electricity debts with dangerous links. The CPD urges people not to open attachments and to verify bills through official channels.
On the evening of October 30, a Russian strike damaged Kyiv's critical infrastructure. Parts of four districts were left without electricity; energy workers are working to restore power.
Russian forces attacked the railway station in Dnipro, injuring a woman and causing a fire. Due to strikes on energy infrastructure, the city and the region are without power.
Accidents involving equipment damaged by shelling have caused power outages. Energy workers are working to stabilize the situation.
Following Russian attacks, trunk power networks in Dnipro were damaged, leaving part of the city without electricity. Hospitals are operating on generators.
An emergency power outage occurred in Kyiv’s Holosiivskyi, Solomianskyi, and Shevchenkivskyi districts. Energy workers are already working to restore power.
Emergency power outages have been introduced in Kyiv’s Holosiivskyi and Solomianskyi districts and four districts of the region. The schedules are not in effect.
Russia attacked energy facilities, causing new power outages in eight regions. Emergency outages are in effect in Kyiv and the region.
On the night of October 21, Russia attacked energy facilities in four regions and civilian infrastructure. At least four people were killed.
In Kyiv, an apartment caught fire due to Russia's attack, seven cars were destroyed, and two people were killed. Emergency power outages are in effect in parts of Kyiv and the Kyiv region.
Four districts of the capital are partially without power due to the attack. Electric public transport services have been temporarily suspended on a number of streets.
Russia attacked three DTEK energy facilities in the Odesa region overnight and caused power outages in the Rivne region. A total of 32,700 families remain without electricity.
Due to the attack on energy facilities, emergency power outages are in effect in three districts of Odesa region. Energy workers are restoring the damaged equipment.
Emergency outages are being implemented in Bucha district at the instruction of Ukrenergo. Schedules do not apply during these outages.
As a result of the Russian attack, Lutsk has been de-energized, leaving 370,000 subscribers in Volyn without power. Emergency blackouts are in effect in Kyiv.
A massive strike damaged energy facilities in Kyiv and the region. Emergency power cuts are in effect in five districts of the capital, while energy workers are restoring electricity supply.
Emergency power cuts have been canceled in Kyiv, and hourly schedules have been reinstated. In the region, they will be canceled following an instruction from Ukrenergo.
Emergency outages have been introduced in Kyiv and the region due to the consequences of Russian attacks. The previous schedules are currently not in effect.
The Russian attack damaged an important energy facility and several elements of Kyiv’s power grid. Emergency blackouts occurred in the capital and the region.
Emergency outages began in Kyiv, Kyiv Oblast, and Chernihiv Oblast on the morning of October 8. The duration of the restrictions is currently unknown.
An expert warned of prolonged outages in Kyiv due to new Russian strikes on the energy infrastructure. At temperatures as low as +5°C, they may last 14–16 hours.
The Ukraine Reconstruction Fund has concluded its first deal with BGV Group and launched four more projects. The total value of the investments reached $70 million.
Kyiv is switching to stabilization schedules after emergency outages, following a command from Ukrenergo. In the Kyiv region, restrictions apply to groups 3.2 and 5.2.
In Odesa, a Russian drone attacked a DTEK energy workers' vehicle: one man was killed and another injured. The strikes damaged infrastructure in Odesa region.
The Kyivskyi and Khadzhibeyskyi districts of Odesa are temporarily without water. A drop in pressure is possible in the Prymorskyi district.