Electricity
The occupation administration is not ensuring a stable electricity supply in the Kherson region. Due to the disruptions, people are losing access to water and heating.
"Ukrenergo" warned of scheduled electricity outages on October 7 from 00:00 to 23:59. The restrictions were caused by strikes on energy facilities.
Starting at 3:00 p. m., hourly outages and restrictions for businesses will be in effect in some regions. This is happening against the backdrop of rising consumption and attacks by the Russian Federation.
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.
ISW forecasts the deployment by Russia of more resilient attack drones in the autumn and winter. They may be used against the energy sector, logistics, and railways.
Russian forces struck energy infrastructure in the Poltava region with a drone. About 22,000 subscribers were left without electricity; there were no casualties.
Ukrainian military forces struck a Russian Buk-M3, a base for attack UAVs, an electronic warfare station, telecommunications nodes and repair units.
Overnight, Russia attacked Ukraine with 135 drones: one person was killed and six were injured. Over the week, the Russians used more than 1,900 drones, 1,700 aerial bombs and 25 missiles.
Dozens of drones, air defense activity, and around 10 explosions were reported in Donetsk overnight. After the attack, the city was left without electricity.
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.
The power system has spare capacity, while demand is forecast to be lower. Massive Russian strikes could cause a deficit and localized outages.
Due to Russian attacks, consumers in six regions remain without electricity. Restrictions are not currently forecast, but people are urged to conserve electricity.
Russia is planning massive strikes on Ukraine’s energy and water infrastructure.
The outage schedules for October 1 have been canceled, but the situation may change. Due to Russian attacks, some consumers in five regions are without power.
On October 1, restrictions for businesses and hourly outages for all consumers will be in effect in certain regions. The reason is Russian attacks.
The Ministry of Education and Science recommends five response levels for school power outages — from green to critical. The document provides for water supplies, generators, and educational hubs.
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.
Following Russia's massive drone attack, electricity restrictions were imposed in Kyiv and three regions. The capital may be without electricity for up to ten hours.
Russia used a jet-powered UAV with a 40-kg shaped-charge warhead for the first time to strike supports and bridges. Beskrestnov suggests attacks on power transmission lines.
Emergency outages are in effect in Kyiv on Ukrenergo's instructions; the schedules are not being applied. Due to shelling, consumers in six regions have been left without power.
September brought diplomatic initiatives, strikes on energy infrastructure, and budget decisions. In October, new rules, negotiations, and events are expected.
Russia attacked energy infrastructure and other civilian facilities in 11 regions of Ukraine. The government is awaiting an assessment of the damage and the timeframe for restoration.
Due to strikes on energy infrastructure, regions of Ukraine and Kyiv were left without electricity. Dozens of trains are delayed, some by more than 12 hours.
The main target of the strike was the energy infrastructure of Kyiv and the region. Five people were killed, including a child, and 14 others were injured.
Due to attacks on energy infrastructure, some consumers in Kyiv and five regions have been left without power. No restrictions are forecast for September 30.
Air defenses destroyed or suppressed 95 of the 112 Russian drones. The overnight attacks damaged energy and civilian infrastructure.
In Sumy, an aerial bomb damaged a school building where children were sheltering. There were no fatalities; the walls were destroyed and the windows were blown out.
Estonia established the involvement of Russian special services in the arson attack on Milrem on August 15. Tallinn summoned Russia’s chargé d’affaires.
The Russian Federation’s overnight strikes damaged infrastructure in Kyiv, Odesa region and eight other regions. A woman was killed in Kyiv, and 24 people were injured.
Due to shelling, some consumers in five regions were left without electricity. No restrictions on electricity supply are forecast for September 29.