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Russia attacked energy facilities in southern Ukrainian Odesa region, officials say
Overnight strikes damaged energy facilities and port infrastructure, leaving 90,000 customers without power during winter, officials said.
- On Dec 12, Russian forces struck energy facilities in the southern Odesa region overnight, causing fires and blackouts, while Governor Oleh Kiper said several port settlements lost electricity.
- Russia has intensified strikes on Ukraine's energy sector and infrastructure in recent weeks, and earlier this week the Ukraine government approved electricity-saving measures due to frequent power outages.
- DTEK reported one substation was hit and restored power to 40,000 customers while 90,000 remained without electricity; the State Emergency Service deployed over 100 firefighters who extinguished fires.
- Oleksii Kuleba said Russia used drones and ballistic missiles to strike two ports and civilian port infrastructure in Odesa, hitting a Turkish-linked ship and suspending tram and trolleybus services.
- Russia also hit Mykolaiv, where five people were injured and officials switched critical infrastructure to generators to sustain services after power outages.
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