US EditionDrone strikes cut power to over 200,000 homes in Russian-occupied Ukraine, local official says
Ukrainian drone strike on occupied Zaporizhzhia cut power to 213,000 customers across 386 localities, worsening energy crisis amid ongoing regional attacks, officials said.
- A Ukrainian army attack left over 200,000 homes without power in Russian-occupied southern Ukraine, according to Moscow-installed official Yevgeny Balitsky.
- Balitsky reported that the attack affected 213,000 customers and 386 localities in the Zaporizhzhia region.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that the energy system's situation remains difficult, but efforts are underway to restore services.
- Vladimir Saldo reported that a Ukrainian strike hit an electrical substation in the Kherson region, affecting power in 14 towns and 450 villages.
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The Economic TimesDrone strikes cut power to over 200,000 homes in Russian-occupied Ukraine
Russian attacks have crippled Ukraine's energy infrastructure, leaving many without power. Ukrainian officials report casualties from these strikes. Meanwhile, Ukraine is engaged in talks with the United States, seeking support for a peace settlement. These discussions aim to finalize proposals for postwar security and economic recovery. Drones also struck Russian territory, causing injuries and evacuations.
Over 200,000 households have remained without electricity in Russia's occupied territory in the south of Ukraine, following an attack by the Ukrainian army, announced on Sunday the authorities installed in Moscow, reports AFP.
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Ukrainian drone strikes cut power to hundreds of thousands in Russia-occupied southern Ukraine
Kremlin-installed authorities in Russia-occupied parts of southern Ukraine say Ukrainian drone strikes have damaged energy networks.
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