Kyiv
Pressure in the networks serving the right-bank and left-bank parts of Kyiv has stabilized. Water supply and sewage systems are operating normally.
Russia damaged energy facilities in the Kyiv region and Ukrenergo substations. Repairs are ongoing, while restrictions may change several times per hour.
After the attack with 36 ballistic missiles, Zelenskyy instructed the preparation of backup transportation routes and additional transport for Kyiv.
In Kyiv, 60% of apartment buildings have been connected to the heating supply. The capital’s water supply is operating normally after Russia’s nighttime attack.
The Russian attack damaged energy facilities and transmission networks from nuclear power plants. Power outages were recorded in five regions, and schedules are in effect.
Russia attacked Ukraine with 172 drones and 36 ballistic missiles, damaging energy infrastructure and substations. Nine people were injured.
In Kyiv, the Russian attack damaged energy facilities and the Northern Bridge; traffic on it is closed. Five people were injured, including a child.
Snow and rain are expected in the central, southern, and eastern regions. There will be no precipitation in Kyiv and the surrounding region, and temperatures will be 5–11°C.
At least two people were injured in Kyiv as a result of the overnight attack. In the Solomianskyi District, a non-residential building caught fire, and a kindergarten and residential buildings were damaged.
On November 6, snow fell in a number of regions, while hail and freezing rain occurred in some cities. At night, temperatures will drop to 6° below zero.
Russian forces attacked an energy facility in the Zhytomyr community. Repair crews are assessing the damage and restoring electricity supply.
After an energy facility was damaged in Zhytomyr, energy supplies in the capital deteriorated and water pressure dropped. Kyivvodokanal is switching on generators.
You can now travel from the left bank to the right bank using two lanes. Passage is permitted for vehicles weighing up to 10 tonnes and public transport.
Dogs and cats, including pets, died in Kniazhychi. Police are questioning witnesses and establishing the circumstances and those involved.
Prolonged electricity and water outages continue in Kyiv following Russian strikes. Ukraine is bringing in equipment, crews, and assistance from Germany and Spain.
Law enforcement officials said they did not seize documents necessary to begin work under the Kyiv City Resilience Plan.
According to the SBI, a senior lieutenant of the Ukrainian Armed Forces appeared on "MasterChef" while officially undergoing treatment and received payments. The damage to the state amounted to almost UAH 250,000.
The offices and homes of Kyivteploenergo employees are being searched, and documents related to energy projects are being seized. The Kyiv City State Administration said there is a risk of political pressure.
On November 6, emergency power cuts were introduced in Kyiv and four regions. The reason is the difficult situation in the energy system following attacks by the Russian Federation.
Germany’s Defense Ministry warned against a sharp reduction in dependence on American weapons. This could harm relations with Washington and the industry.
Russian attacks caused new power outages in seven regions of Ukraine. The most difficult situation is in Kyiv and the surrounding region, where grid restrictions are in effect.
Regulatory pressure is being maintained in Kyiv’s water supply networks. Kyivvodokanal is monitoring the water supply and wastewater systems.
On November 6, rain is expected in Ukraine, with wet snow in some areas and strong northwesterly winds. In Kyiv, temperatures will reach up to 6°C.
This winter, western regions may be involved in restoring infrastructure following Russian attacks in Kyiv and the frontline regions. The government expects additional emergency crews.
Pedro Sánchez announced a new military aid package for Ukraine worth €437 million. Zelenskyy spoke about Russian strikes on critical infrastructure.
Zelenskyy said that repairs following prolonged power outages must be carried out more quickly. The government, the Kyiv authorities and the water utility have been brought in to work on the issue.
After prolonged outages, it takes at least 3–4 hours to restore Kyiv’s stable water supply. The right bank may be the most vulnerable.
In the capital, pressure is gradually being normalized and water is being restored in districts where there were disruptions. The accident occurred due to damage to energy equipment following the attack.
Three commanders of the Russian army have been charged in the case of the strike on "Okhmatdyt" on July 8, 2024. There are now six suspects in total.
Emergency power outages at Kyivvodokanal facilities have caused water disruptions in all districts of Kyiv. The service is gradually being restored.