Specialists have restored water supply on the left bank of Kyiv after the power outage. Pressure in the networks on the right bank of the city is currently gradually stabilizing.
The capital's public electric transport is operating normally again. Due to power outages at water utility facilities on the left bank, there is no water in five districts.
Due to the lack of electricity at Kyivvodokanal facilities, the left bank and four districts of the city were left without water. Specialists are already carrying out repair work.
Russia attacked Odesa with over 60 drones, damaging a maternity hospital and residential areas. One person was killed, and more than ten were injured, including a child.
A critical shortage of water and food has been recorded in the occupied city due to the blockade. The Ombudsman called for the opening of a humanitarian corridor to save civilians.
No electricity consumption restrictions are predicted for Saturday. Ukrenergo advises turning on powerful appliances between 10:00 AM and 3:00 PM.
The Cabinet of Ministers directed funds to protect energy facilities, substations, and railways in rear regions. The funding will cover 30% of needs and debts for past work.
Due to Russian attacks, some residents of Kherson and Kharkiv regions are without electricity. The Ministry of Energy does not predict the introduction of blackout schedules throughout Ukraine.
Ukrenergo does not forecast any restrictions on electricity consumption for Friday. Citizens are asked to switch on powerful appliances between 10:00 and 15:00.
Slovak police are investigating Prime Minister Fico's actions over the suspension of emergency power supplies to Ukraine. He is also suspected of abuse of power and treason.
Ukraine has replaced Russian nuclear fuel with resources from Westinghouse. The parties plan to build power units and localize production by 2028.
Energy facilities were damaged due to shelling, with the most difficult situation in Chernihiv and Odesa regions. Energy workers are working around the clock to restore power.
As a result of a night drone attack in Odesa region, port infrastructure was damaged and one person was injured. Some settlements were left without electricity.
The Ukrainian Defense Forces shot down and suppressed 130 enemy drones of various types. 16 hits were recorded in three regions, and debris fell in five locations.
Russia is preparing attacks on water supply facilities in the coming months. The President instructed to strengthen air defense in the western regions and protect critical infrastructure.
Ukraine repelled the largest attack in a day, destroying 94. 6 percent of targets. 250 drones were eliminated over Kyiv region, the enemy is shifting focus to western regions.
Ukrenergo does not forecast electricity consumption restrictions for Thursday. Citizens are urged to switch on powerful appliances between 10:00 and 15:00.
Ukraine will develop autonomous energy clusters and decentralized generation. Shmyhal called on investors to participate in gas extraction and nuclear projects.
The occupiers are accumulating missiles for massive attacks along with UAVs to increase casualties. ISW predicts the launch of series of over 1000 drones by autumn 2025.
Due to Russian attacks, parts of five regions were left without power, and scheduled outages were introduced in Chernihiv Oblast. In Khmelnytskyi Oblast, a worker was injured during the strike.
Due to the morning shelling, 21,000 residents of Slavutych are without power. Critical infrastructure is operating on generators, and energy workers are restoring the networks.
Seven injured people remain in hospitals, three of whom are in serious condition. The Russian attack damaged residential buildings, energy facilities, and UNESCO heritage sites.
Russia reported shooting down 389 drones in 13 regions. The NOVATEK plant in the port of Ust-Luga is on fire, and the Belgorod region is without electricity due to missiles.
President Marcos declared a year-long state of emergency due to the threat to oil supplies. The government is introducing subsidies and payments to support vulnerable groups.
A missile strike on Belgorod caused significant damage to the energy infrastructure. The city experienced disruptions in electricity, water, and heating supply.
26 injured are in hospitals, there are no fatalities. Dozens of buildings, an architectural monument, and transport worth 650 thousand hryvnias have been damaged.
Air defense forces neutralized hundreds of drones and dozens of missiles during the massive shelling. Experts warn of a change in enemy tactics and the threat of new strikes.
No restrictions on electricity consumption are expected on Wednesday. Citizens are urged to switch on powerful appliances between 10:00 and 15:00.
Due to the disconnection of the "Dniprovska" line, the Zaporizhzhia NPP is powered by only one backup grid. During the occupation, 12 complete blackouts have already been recorded at the facility.
Ukraine is preparing a program to adapt its legislation to EU law and is implementing systemic solutions to protect critical infrastructure. The parties discussed the development of distributed generation and water supply stability.
