Blackout in Dnipro after Russian strike: thousands of residents left without power
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On Thursday, 29 October, Russian occupiers attacked Dnipro. After the strike, electricity disappeared in the city. This is reported by RBC-Ukraine, which published video from the scene.
According to the media, the lights went out almost instantly. Residents reported power outages in various districts. As a result, many homes lost lighting, internet access and some household appliances.
Power engineers are working to restore electricity supply. There is currently no precise information on how long it will take to fully restore the networks. No deaths or injuries resulting from this strike have been reported either.
Such attacks on energy infrastructure remain one of the main consequences of shelling for Ukrainian cities. Rescue and municipal services urge residents to be careful and to follow official announcements.
Sources: РБК-Україна
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