Zhytomyr left without power after Russian attack: authorities to open 'resilience points'
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On Tuesday, 3 November, Russian occupiers attacked energy infrastructure in Zhytomyr. As a result of the strike, power disappeared across the city on a massive scale. Many residents were left without electricity.
Due to the power outages, local authorities are preparing to deploy so-called resilience points. These are places where people will be able to warm up, charge their phones, and gain access to communications. Such points help residents in difficult moments when there is no electricity at home.
So far, only the fact of the attack and the planning of new points are known. Other details, including the scale of the damage and the timeframe for restoring supply, have not yet been clarified. Residents are urged to follow official information from the authorities.
Attacks on energy facilities remain a serious problem for many Ukrainian cities. Local services are working to restore the networks quickly and provide people with the necessary assistance.
Sources: РБК-Україна
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