Consequences of Russia’s massive attack on Ukraine’s energy sector

Official information about consequences of Russia’s massive attack on Ukraine’s energy sector are as follows:

Lviv region: Energy infrastructure facilities were targeted. 523,000 subscribers are without power.

Volyn region: Missiles were directed at critical infrastructure. Private household buildings were damaged. Approximately 215,000 subscribers are without power.

Rivne region: An energy infrastructure facility was targeted. 681 settlements are without power.

Ivano-Frankivsk region: Critical infrastructure facilities were hit by enemy missile attacks. Private homes were damaged, and emergency power outages have been implemented.

Ternopil region: Emergency power outages.

Khmelnytskyi region: A private outbuilding and the roof of a residential house were damaged. Power outages in Shepetivka and Khmelnytskyi districts.

Vinnytsia region: Residential buildings were damaged, a utility structure was destroyed, and a private car caught fire.

Bukovyna region: Several residential houses were damaged.

Zhytomyr region: Zhytomyr was left without power due to a missile attack.

Cherkasy region: Emergency power outages.

Kyiv: A specific enterprise was damaged – doors and windows were shattered, and a cargo vehicle was damaged.

Sumy region: Several infrastructure facilities were destroyed. Schools, hospitals, apartment buildings, and water supply facilities were damaged.

Kharkiv: Manufacturing buildings of enterprises and a residential apartment building were damaged.

Mykolaiv region: Power outages reported.

Odesa region: Six private residential houses were damaged.

Kirovohrad region: Fires broke out at explosion sites.

Kherson: Public transport is temporarily out of service, and water supply disruptions have occurred.

Unfortunately, there are casualties.

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