US EditionCompletely Absent or There Are Interruptions with Light, Water and Heat in Poltava Region,
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As a result of Russian strikes on energy facilities in the Poltava region, there are completely no or there are interruptions with light, heat and water.
More large cities in Ukraine were left without electricity after a combined attack by Russian forces on energy infrastructure on the night of November 8th. The hits took place in the central power plant of Tripoli and Zmiev, located in the regions of Kiev and Harkov. These installations belong to the state company Centralergo, which provides 14% of the country's electricity production.
The head of the Poltava Regional Military Administration Volodymyr Kohut noted that all relevant services are working continuously to improve the situation in the region
On the night of November 8, Russians launched a record-breaking attack on energy facilities in the Poltava region. As a result, power, heat, and water supplies in the region were disrupted, and in some places, there were no supplies at all. This was reported by RBC-Ukraine, citing Volodymyr Kogut, head of the Poltava Special Military Operations Unit, via Telegram. "Today is a difficult day. The Russians attacked the Poltava region, specifically …
In Poltava, the situation with energy after the enemy attack is difficult. Schedules entered, trolleybuses stopped. “Poltavovodokanal” warned of possible interruptions with water supply at night.
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