Energy and civilian infrastructure were damaged in Odesa as a result of strikes, and one person was injured. Energy facilities and a hotel and restaurant complex caught fire, and three residential buildings were also damaged.
Heavy rains in Mexico have killed at least 27 people and left several more missing. The downpours caused landslides, power outages, and rivers to overflow their banks, damaging thousands of homes and hundreds of schools.
As of October 11, the situation in Ukraine's energy system is under control, and there are no emergency blackouts. In some regions, hourly blackout schedules are being applied to eliminate the consequences of shelling.
The second power engineer died after a drone attack on a Chernihivoblenergo car. Russians attacked repairmen in Chernihiv region: two dead, several wounded, equipment destroyed.
Emergency power outages have been canceled in the Dnipropetrovsk region, all families in the region are supplied with electricity. DTEK is working on targeted requests and promises to inform about changes.
In the Kyiv region, power supply has been fully restored for 110,000 subscribers after a massive Russian attack. All critical infrastructure facilities are operating normally.
The city of Chuhuiv in the Kharkiv region was subjected to a massive attack on the evening of October 10. Fires broke out at the impact sites, which are already under control, and one person was injured.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced the restoration of electricity supply for 725,000 families after Russian shelling. Water supply has been almost restored in Kyiv, and work is ongoing in Kirovohrad region.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that Russian dictator Vladimir Putin launched a massive attack on Ukraine while most world leaders are focused on establishing peace in the Middle East. Zelenskyy emphasized that this is a new record of Russian perfidy.
DTEK announced the restoration of electricity supply on the left bank of Kyiv after the shelling. The company continues to work on returning light to every family, despite forecasts of a new attack.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that there are questions regarding the protection of Kyiv's energy facilities, particularly TPP-5 and TPP-6. He emphasized that he is not satisfied with this, although he understands the limitations in using air defense systems.
Part of Rivne is temporarily without power due to technical reasons. Energy workers are working to restore electricity supply, which is expected in the near future.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that weather conditions in Ukraine have reduced the percentage of downed enemy targets by 20-30%. He emphasized the need for partners' assistance and support for Ukraine.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that Ukraine must respond to Russia's shelling of energy infrastructure. He noted that the enemy had been accumulating forces and waiting for appropriate weather conditions for an attack.
The power supply to Kyivvodokanal's water facilities has been stabilized, and the capital's water supply is fully operational. Energy workers are completing the restoration of power grids, and electricity has been returned to 466,000 consumers.
The State Emergency Service reminds how to handle electrical appliances during power outages, urging not to turn on equipment immediately after power is restored. This will help avoid accidents, breakdowns, and fires.
Energy workers have restored part of the damaged equipment, which allowed to power more than 540,000 consumers in Kyiv. Emergency shutdowns continue in certain districts of Kyiv, Kyiv, Sumy, Kharkiv, Poltava, Kirovohrad regions.
DTEK energy workers restored electricity supply to 43,000 homes in Kyiv after the night attack. In total, electricity was restored to 466,000 families within 24 hours.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy held a phone conversation with President of Finland Alexander Stubb. The leaders discussed security guarantees for Ukraine, preparations for the coalition of the willing in October and November, as well as Russia's strike on critical infrastructure.
President Zelenskyy held a meeting on international work, discussing an audit of agreements, relations with the US, and the European direction. The meeting also addressed the channeling of frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine.
Kyiv has survived one of the most difficult attacks, but the enemy does not stop, and a new one is predicted in the coming days. Mayor Vitali Klitschko called on Kyiv residents to stock up on water, prepare a first aid kit and a set of food products.
The Ministry of Digital Transformation provided recommendations to Ukrainians on how to stay connected during power outages that occurred after the night attack. Mobile operators continue to provide communication thanks to generators and batteries.
In Odesa, eight officials from the city council and utility companies are suspected of embezzling over 7 million hryvnias of budget funds. Among the suspects are the head of the Communal Institution "Center for Financing and Economic Activities of Institutions and Establishments of the Kyiv District Education System," the former head of the Capital Construction Department, and the chief accountant of the Communal Non-Profit Enterprise "Center for Primary Medical and Sanitary Care No. 4."
Energy workers are eliminating the consequences of the night missile and drone attack. Emergency blackouts are in effect in eight regions, including Kyiv, where hundreds of thousands of consumers remain without electricity.
The Kyiv City State Administration refuted claims about the lack of protection at the capital's thermal power plants, stating that they have the necessary first-stage protection. The Deputy Head of the KMDA urged not to spread false information that creates risks for energy workers.
As a result of Russian strikes on Ukraine's energy infrastructure on October 10, some regions faced power outages. Find out which devices will help you prepare for possible power supply interruptions and how much they cost.
The banking system of Ukraine operates stably, despite the lack of electricity supply in a number of regions. The POWER BANKING network operates according to protocols, providing access to banking services.
Ukraine's fuel market is stable and ready for increased demand due to power outages. Expert Serhiy Kuyun stated that the supply system is diversified and there is no fuel shortage.
Starting Saturday, Lviv will enter a testing mode for electricity, water, gas, and communication supply to check the operation of alternative sources in case of a blackout. The decision was approved by Mayor Andriy Sadovyi, who emphasized the importance of checking all city resources.
Restoration work continues in the affected regions after the missile and drone attack on energy facilities. Consumers in Cherkasy region are fully powered, and the volume of emergency blackouts in Kharkiv region has been reduced.
