Electricity
Zelenskyy said that Russia is not complying with the terms of Trump's energy truce and continues its strikes on Ukraine's energy infrastructure. Ukraine is ready for de-escalation.
On October 13, outages affecting 0. 5–2 groups will be in effect in some regions. The restrictions were caused by Russian attacks on energy facilities.
Russia struck energy, transport and civilian facilities in several regions of Ukraine. One person is known to have been killed, and dozens were injured.
Zelenskyy said that Ukraine is ready to adhere to the energy truce. At the same time, the Russian Federation continued attacks on energy facilities and cities.
Zelenskyy said that after the U. S. president's post, Russian drones flew over Ukraine. The Russian Federation attacked an energy facility in Kharkiv.
A drone strike caused a fire at a gas production facility; critical equipment was damaged, and there were no casualties. There are power outages in three regions.
On October 12, the “green” metro line is operating in two sections, while buses No. 22 and No. 91 are traveling via the Darnytskyi Bridge. Water supply has been restored.
Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha informed Germany about Russia’s strike on Kharkiv’s CHPP-5 after Trump announced the energy ceasefire. Kyiv is ready to adhere to it provided that the attacks cease.
Trump expects Ukraine to halt attacks on Russian oil refineries. The White House said that the next step could be an agreement to stop strikes on other energy facilities.
The EU is preparing around €3 billion in military aid for Ukraine. Zelenskyy said that Russia struck energy infrastructure after the announcement of the truce.
Ukraine is ready to stop strikes on Russia's energy infrastructure as part of Trump's initiative. Zelenskyy stated that the Armed Forces of Ukraine have already received the relevant orders.
On October 12, from 06:00 to 23:59, power outages will be in effect in some regions. The reason is the consequences of Russian strikes on the energy infrastructure.
Zelenskyy said that he did not know about the start of the truce announced by Trump. Ukraine is ready to accept it on condition that strikes on energy infrastructure cease.
The Ukrainian authorities said they had no information about an agreement with Russia. Trump announced it after new strikes on Kyiv.
Hurricane “Isaias” claimed at least four lives in Florida and Alabama. The storm also left hundreds of thousands of customers without power and halted some oil and gas production.
Following the Russian attack, parts of four districts of Kyiv were left without power. Trolleybuses and trams are temporarily not running.
Russia shelled five regions of Ukraine: at least 21 people were killed and dozens were injured. Residential buildings and infrastructure were damaged.
Emergency outages have been implemented in Kyiv and Kyiv region at Ukrenergo's command. Schedules do not apply during them.
As a result of the Russian attack, TENET's cooling systems and power-generating equipment in Odesa were damaged. The company is rerouting traffic.
On October 11, restrictions for businesses and hourly outages will be in effect in some regions. The reason is the consequences of Russian attacks on Ukrainian energy facilities.
Due to the intensification of shelling, the Kyiv City State Administration advises Kyiv residents to prepare supplies of water, food and lighting and to charge power banks for at least three days. They also recommend insulating homes and wearing reflective elements.
Missile debris fell in the courtyard of a building in Obolon. The metro and electric transport are operating with delays due to disruptions in electricity supply.
Damage to an energy facility in the Kyiv region has worsened the energy supply situation in the capital. Disruptions to the water supply have also occurred.
Train service and escalator operations in the Kyiv Metro have been suspended due to the loss of external power. Further updates on the resumption will be provided.
In Kyiv, the connection of additional generation capacity will be accelerated, and critical facilities will be provided with backup power. The networks have been damaged by Russian attacks.
The US, Ukraine, NATO and the EU discussed de-escalation, security and preparations for winter. No specific agreements to end the fighting were reached.
Tents with Wi-Fi and device-charging facilities have begun operating in three districts of Kyiv. At night, the streets will be patrolled by reinforced police and National Guard units.
Due to an accident in Odesa, the Peresypskyi, Khadzhibeiskyi and Prymorskyi districts have been de-energized. Energy workers are already restoring power supply.
Greece and Spain have Patriot PAC-2 missiles whose service life is expiring. NATO and the EU are calling on them to transfer them to Ukraine.
Tomorrow, capacity restrictions will be in effect for businesses, while all consumers will face scheduled outages of up to two groups. The reason is attacks by the Russian Federation.