Massive overnight strike on Ukraine's energy infrastructure
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This night, Russian forces carried out another massive strike on Ukraine's critical infrastructure. Kyiv, the Kyiv region, and Kharkiv came under enemy fire. The attacks targeted energy facilities, resulting in serious damage to the power supply system.
According to official data, 26 elements of electrical energy infrastructure were damaged as a result of the shelling. This caused power supply disruptions for many consumers in the affected regions. Currently, energy workers are working to assess the damage and restore stable network operations.
Local authorities and rescue services are responding promptly to the aftermath of the attack. Emergency recovery work is underway in the cities that were struck. Information regarding civilian casualties is being clarified, and relevant services are urging citizens to follow safety rules during air raid alerts.
The situation in the energy sector remains difficult; however, specialists are making every effort to restore power to Ukrainian homes as quickly as possible. Citizens are advised to monitor official announcements from energy companies and local administrations regarding potential outage schedules.
Sources: Korrespondent.net
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