Electricity
The enemy has attacked energy facilities more than 20 times, causing significant damage. Emergency power outages are in effect in Kyiv and the regions.
Damage to energy facilities has caused emergency power outages in Kyiv and the region. The capital is experiencing disruptions to its water supply and electric public transport.
Due to damage to the energy infrastructure, the main facilities of Kyivvodokanal have been left without power. Specialists are working to restore water supply.
The moratorium on tariff increases will remain in effect in Ukraine until the end of martial law. The Ministry of Energy first plans to strengthen targeted support for households.
Business associations warned of risks to the economy and defense production. No specific changes were agreed upon after the October 29 meeting.
Zelenskyy will meet with Germany's leadership and participate in a security conference. The parties will discuss air defense, energy, and support for Ukraine.
During the night and morning of November 3, the Russian Federation attacked three DTEK thermal power plants with dozens of missiles and drones. Due to extensive destruction, the plants halted generation.
Russia attacked Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, launching 289 drones, 17 ballistic missiles and 59 cruise missiles. In Kharkiv, 73 people were injured.
Russia struck energy facilities in 10 regions; the situation is the most difficult in Vinnytsia, Zhytomyr and Kharkiv regions. Emergency power outages are in effect in Kyiv and six regions.
The Russian attack damaged energy facilities in several regions, leaving more than 180,000 subscribers without electricity in the Zhytomyr region. Five people were injured in Dnipro.
In Kyiv, the funicular and a number of trams and trolleybuses were halted on November 3 due to a lack of power supply. Buses No. 3T were launched for passengers.
During the night of November 3, the Russian Federation attacked Ukraine’s energy facilities with missiles. The strikes hit Ladyzhyn, Dnipro, and Kryvyi Rih District.
Intelligence has reported that Russia is preparing a massive strike on Ukraine's energy infrastructure and logistics. Zelenskyy said there would be a response.
Due to damage to the energy infrastructure, schedules for up to four queues will be in effect on November 3. In some regions, there may be no electricity for up to 16 hours.
No outbreaks of cholera, dysentery, or hepatitis A have been recorded in the capital. Epidemiological risks are assessed as low, and the water is tested daily.
Zelenskyy said that Ukraine cannot fail to respond to Russian strikes on energy infrastructure. He asked for Patriot for one month.
The intensification of Russia's attacks is increasing Ukraine's need for Western financing. The NBU forecasts a 0.4% decline in GDP in 2026.
The Kyiv Metro has returned to normal operations after voltage fluctuations this morning. Service has resumed between Osokorky and Chervonyi Khutir stations.
In Kyiv, voltage fluctuations temporarily halted service on a section of the metro’s Green Line and the high-speed tram. The Red Line has resumed service.
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.
In Kyiv, the high-speed tram and other electric public transport have been suspended due to a lack of electricity. It is unknown when service will resume.
Following the attack on the NORSI oil refinery, no more than 40 liters of gasoline are being sold per vehicle, while fuel sales in canisters have been banned. Queues have formed at gas stations.
On November 2, hourly power outages will be in effect in some regions from 06:00 to 23:59. The schedules may change due to the consequences of Russian attacks.
No outbreaks of cholera, dysentery, or hepatitis A have been registered in Kyiv. Epidemiological risks are assessed as low, and the water is tested daily.
Following the nighttime attack, power was restored to most consumers in the region. Emergency outages are in effect in Dnipro due to an overload of the power system.
Water supply to Kyiv’s right bank has been restored, and pressure in the networks has stabilized. The pumping stations are operating normally, and Kyivvodokanal is monitoring the systems.
Russian strikes damaged the energy infrastructure of four regions of Ukraine. The President said that hundreds of thousands of families are without electricity.
Water pressure has decreased in four districts of Kyiv due to a power outage at a water supply facility. Some buildings may experience disruptions.
On the night of November 1, the Russians launched a massive attack on energy facilities in Vinnytsia region. Civilian facilities, including bus stops and cars, were damaged in Vinnytsia.
Russian strikes damaged energy facilities in eight regions of Ukraine. The most difficult situation with electricity supply is in the Dnipropetrovsk and Kyiv regions.