Electricity
Energy workers have restored electricity supply to almost all consumers in three districts of the region. Nearly 100,000 consumers remain without power.
On November 1, emergency power outages were implemented in Kyiv due to ongoing attacks on the energy system. DTEK is restoring the damaged equipment.
Zelenskyy congratulated Bartholomew on the 35th anniversary of his enthronement. They discussed peace, contacts with the United States, and the humanitarian operation in Oleshky.
The leaders of Ukraine and Turkey agreed to work on an effective grain corridor. Ukraine proposed trilateral talks in Turkey with European participation.
Ukraine expects an increase in the supply of generators and energy equipment as early as next week. Zelenskyy discussed energy projects with Erdoğan.
On November 1, restrictions for industry and hourly outages for all consumers will be in effect in certain regions. The reason is attacks by Russia.
In the autumn, 95 out of 99 popular medicines became more expensive, with a median increase of 10. 3%. Experts explained the reasons and named ways to save money.
Russian troops damaged apartment buildings in Pavlohrad. Of the eight injured, three are children, all of them in hospital.
More than 100,000 consumers in three districts of the region remain without electricity due to Russian attacks. Nearly 1,500 Points of Invincibility are operating.
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.
The attacks damaged energy facilities in Kyiv, Dnipropetrovsk region and Sumy region. Around 200,000 households in Dnipro and more than 80,000 in Kyiv region were left 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.
Zelenskyy is asking the United States to provide 500 PAC-3 interceptors as early as the winter of 2026–2027. Providing them to Ukraine right now is the right course of action.
Russian UAVs struck Kyiv’s critical infrastructure three times. Some districts were left without water, and emergency repairs are ongoing.
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.
Due to Russian attacks on the railway station and locomotives, trains from and to Dnipro may be delayed. Passengers can receive a 100%\r\nrefund for their tickets.
On October 31, from 06:00 to 23:59, consumption will be restricted for industry and all categories of consumers. The reason is Russia's attacks on energy facilities.
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.
European gas futures rose to €103. 16 per MWh due to geopolitical risks and low inventories. Storage facilities are 75% full.
Following Russian attacks, more than 190,000 consumers in the Dnipropetrovsk region remain without electricity. New power outages were also recorded in four other regions.
Accidents involving equipment damaged by shelling have caused power outages. Energy workers are working to stabilize the situation.
More than 350,000 subscribers in Dnipro and nearby settlements were left without electricity due to the Russian attack. Water utilities switched to generators.
Following Russian attacks, trunk power networks in Dnipro were damaged, leaving part of the city without electricity. Hospitals are operating on generators.
Ukraine has received nine transformers and 186 km of cables to restore its energy system. In total, Azerbaijan has delivered 159 consignments.
Russian strikes on Dnipro, Chernihiv and Kremenchuk have claimed at least 17 lives. Among those killed in Chernihiv were two 15-year-old girls.
Electricity supply has been restored to all consumers in Konotop after five days without power. Emergency outages are possible.
Russian strikes have caused nearly $8 billion in damage to Ukraine and reduced tax revenues. Kyiv expects practical assistance from its partners.
ATESH reported damage to the electrical equipment of a substation supplying the Kamensky Combine in the Rostov region. There is no independent confirmation of the consequences.
Two Belarusians are suspected of preparing arson attacks on critical infrastructure in Russia’s interests. They are also being investigated in connection with a fire in Romania.
Volunteers from Finland have delivered more than 1,600 tonnes of supplies, hundreds of vehicles and generators to Ukraine. Sybiha called for preparations for winter.