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🇺🇦 Massive power outages continue across Ukraine despite partial stabilization, according to the Energy Ministry. Electricity has been partially restored in the Dnepropetrovsk, Sumy, and Kharkov regions, but ten regions remain under blackout schedules. Odessa was removed from the list, while Zaporozhye has now joined it. Emergency shutdowns are...

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A large-scale Russian strike is underway against Kiev forces infrastructure across multiple cities. In Dnepropetrovsk, Russian forces launched a massive attack targeting enemy facilities, causing widespread power outages in both Dnepropetrovsk and Krivoy Rog after a series of strikes. In Kiev, powerful explosions and fires were reported following hits on the TPP-5 and TPP-6 thermal power plants. The attack continues with explosions and gunfire across the city. According to Kiev authorities, debris from downed drones has fallen in several districts. Roughly a hundred Geran drones are still striking targets across various Kiev-controlled regions. In Zaporozhye, a critical energy infrastructure facility was hit and is reportedly burning.
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A large-scale Russian strike is underway against Kiev forces infrastructure across multiple cities. In Dnepropetrovsk, Russian forces launched a massive attack targeting enemy facilities, causing widespread power outages in both Dnepropetrovsk and Krivoy Rog after a series of strikes. In Kiev, powerful explosions and fires were reported following hits on the TPP-5 and TPP-6 thermal power plants. The attack continues with explosions and gunfire across the city. According to Kiev authorities, debris from downed drones has fallen in several districts. Roughly a hundred Geran drones are still striking targets across various Kiev-controlled regions. In Zaporozhye, a critical energy infrastructure facility was hit and is reportedly burning.

MD

15,132 views • 9 months ago

🇷🇺🇺🇦 Russia conducted precision retaliatory strikes on cities across Ukraine as ballistic missiles rained down on Kiev "Tonight, in response to the terrorist acts of the Kiev regime, the Russian Armed Forces carried out a massive strike with high-precision weapons against enterprises of the defense-industrial complex in Kiev, Zaporozhye, Kharkov, and Dnepropetrovsk, as well as in the Poltava, Khmelnytskyi, and Sumy regions, and objects of Ukraine's fuel and transport infrastructure used in the interests of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and military airfields. The targets of the strike have been achieved, all designated objects have been hit" — Russia's MoD 1/5 🧵
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🇷🇺🇺🇦 Russia conducted precision retaliatory strikes on cities across Ukraine as ballistic missiles rained down on Kiev "Tonight, in response to the terrorist acts of the Kiev regime, the Russian Armed Forces carried out a massive strike with high-precision weapons against enterprises of the defense-industrial complex in Kiev, Zaporozhye, Kharkov, and Dnepropetrovsk, as well as in the Poltava, Khmelnytskyi, and Sumy regions, and objects of Ukraine's fuel and transport infrastructure used in the interests of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and military airfields. The targets of the strike have been achieved, all designated objects have been hit" — Russia's MoD 1/5 🧵

Lord Bebo

43,296 views • 1 month ago

Yes, and this had to happen sooner or later. 🤷🏻‍♂️ ‼️ Total blackout. All thermal power plants and substations in Dnepropetrovsk region have been shut down. ▪️The Dnepropetrovsk thermal power plant is producing strange loud noises. It has been stopped due to an emergency situation after a series of flashes. Before that there was an air raid alert and a series of drone attacks. ▪️There is no electricity or water in Dnepropetrovsk, even in hospitals. The timeframe for restoring power supply is unknown. ▪️Krivoy Rog has no electricity and no water. ▪️Dnepropetrovsk region. Stock up on water. The timeline for restoring electricity is unknown, stated the head of the regional military administration Lukashuk.
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Yes, and this had to happen sooner or later. 🤷🏻‍♂️ ‼️ Total blackout. All thermal power plants and substations in Dnepropetrovsk region have been shut down. ▪️The Dnepropetrovsk thermal power plant is producing strange loud noises. It has been stopped due to an emergency situation after a series of flashes. Before that there was an air raid alert and a series of drone attacks. ▪️There is no electricity or water in Dnepropetrovsk, even in hospitals. The timeframe for restoring power supply is unknown. ▪️Krivoy Rog has no electricity and no water. ▪️Dnepropetrovsk region. Stock up on water. The timeline for restoring electricity is unknown, stated the head of the regional military administration Lukashuk.

MD

15,329 views • 6 months ago

🇷🇺 Massive Russian strike on the Kiev region tonight Russian forces have launched one of the largest combined attacks in weeks, using Geran-2 kamikaze drones, Iskander ballistic missiles, and long-range aviation against targets across Ukraine. In the Kiev oblast, multiple strikes were recorded in and around Fastov, a key railway junction southwest of the capital. The videos show the moment of impact and the fires at local infrastructure facilities. Ukrainian monitoring channels report: — More than 150 attack drones in the air — Takeoffs of Tu-95MS and Tu-160 bombers — Additional strikes reported in Chernigov, Zlatopol (Kharkov region), and near Zaporozhye Power outages are being reported in parts of the Kiev region as emergency crews respond.
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🇷🇺 Massive Russian strike on the Kiev region tonight Russian forces have launched one of the largest combined attacks in weeks, using Geran-2 kamikaze drones, Iskander ballistic missiles, and long-range aviation against targets across Ukraine. In the Kiev oblast, multiple strikes were recorded in and around Fastov, a key railway junction southwest of the capital. The videos show the moment of impact and the fires at local infrastructure facilities. Ukrainian monitoring channels report: — More than 150 attack drones in the air — Takeoffs of Tu-95MS and Tu-160 bombers — Additional strikes reported in Chernigov, Zlatopol (Kharkov region), and near Zaporozhye Power outages are being reported in parts of the Kiev region as emergency crews respond.

DD Geopolitics

77,427 views • 7 months ago

Russia launched a massive overnight attack on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. Parts of Kyiv were left without power after ballistic missiles and drones targeted the capital’s CHP plant. In Sumy region, emergency blackout schedules were introduced. In Zaporizhzhia, the DniproHES dam was damaged, and traffic across it has been halted. Residents were urged to limit gas use.
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Russia launched a massive overnight attack on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. Parts of Kyiv were left without power after ballistic missiles and drones targeted the capital’s CHP plant. In Sumy region, emergency blackout schedules were introduced. In Zaporizhzhia, the DniproHES dam was damaged, and traffic across it has been halted. Residents were urged to limit gas use.

KyivPost

33,399 views • 9 months ago

The aftermath of Russian strikes on Odesa, Kherson, Dnipropetrovsk regions, and Sumy last night: ▪️Odesa region: energy, transport, industrial, and civilian infrastructure facilities were damaged. There are no casualties. As of 11:30, energy workers have restored electricity to nearly 100,000 families in the Odesa region and partially restored power supply to critical infrastructure facilities. ▪️Kherson: Russian forces attacked the territory of a healthcare facility with a drone. Two people were injured - a 58-year-old woman and a 62-year-old man. They sustained mine-explosive injuries and facial lacerations and were hospitalized. Critical infrastructure in the city was also damaged, in particular the centralized water supply system. There are disruptions in water supply in the city. ▪️Dnipropetrovsk region: In the Mezhyrichka community of Pavlohrad district, a food service establishment was damaged as a result of a missile strike. ▪️Sumy: An Russian drone hit a residential building in the Zarichnyi district. The upper floors of the building suffered the most damage.
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The aftermath of Russian strikes on Odesa, Kherson, Dnipropetrovsk regions, and Sumy last night: ▪️Odesa region: energy, transport, industrial, and civilian infrastructure facilities were damaged. There are no casualties. As of 11:30, energy workers have restored electricity to nearly 100,000 families in the Odesa region and partially restored power supply to critical infrastructure facilities. ▪️Kherson: Russian forces attacked the territory of a healthcare facility with a drone. Two people were injured - a 58-year-old woman and a 62-year-old man. They sustained mine-explosive injuries and facial lacerations and were hospitalized. Critical infrastructure in the city was also damaged, in particular the centralized water supply system. There are disruptions in water supply in the city. ▪️Dnipropetrovsk region: In the Mezhyrichka community of Pavlohrad district, a food service establishment was damaged as a result of a missile strike. ▪️Sumy: An Russian drone hit a residential building in the Zarichnyi district. The upper floors of the building suffered the most damage.

Anton Gerashchenko

17,847 views • 7 months ago

Massive overnight assault on Ukraine: widespread strikes on critical infrastructure Russia launched one of its largest attacks in recent months, targeting facilities that provide electricity, water, and heat to the civilian population. According to preliminary reports, more than 450 attack drones and 45 missiles of various types were used. The Dnipro, Kyiv, Kirovohrad, Mykolaiv, Poltava, Sumy, Kharkiv, and Chernihiv regions were all affected. ▪️ Dnipro: A Russian strike drone hit a residential building, destroying several floors. A woman was killed; rescuers recovered her body from the rubble. Ten people were injured, including children, and two remain unaccounted for. As of 10a.m., officials report two confirmed fatalities. ▪️ Kyiv and region: The Vyshhorod, Obukhiv, Bucha, and Boryspil districts came under attack. In Vyshhorod, four people were injured by falling debris from a downed drone. Fires broke out at infrastructure sites in Bucha and Obukhiv. In the capital itself, buildings sustained damage, and parts of the city remain without power as emergency outages continue. ▪️ Chernihiv region: A combined missile and drone strike hit a critical infrastructure site in the Pryluky district, sparking a fire that was later extinguished by emergency services. ▪️ Poltava region: Strikes ignited large fires at industrial facilities in several locations. One person was injured, and most fires have now been contained. Emergency response teams are working across all affected regions to restore power and stabilize the situation.
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Massive overnight assault on Ukraine: widespread strikes on critical infrastructure Russia launched one of its largest attacks in recent months, targeting facilities that provide electricity, water, and heat to the civilian population. According to preliminary reports, more than 450 attack drones and 45 missiles of various types were used. The Dnipro, Kyiv, Kirovohrad, Mykolaiv, Poltava, Sumy, Kharkiv, and Chernihiv regions were all affected. ▪️ Dnipro: A Russian strike drone hit a residential building, destroying several floors. A woman was killed; rescuers recovered her body from the rubble. Ten people were injured, including children, and two remain unaccounted for. As of 10a.m., officials report two confirmed fatalities. ▪️ Kyiv and region: The Vyshhorod, Obukhiv, Bucha, and Boryspil districts came under attack. In Vyshhorod, four people were injured by falling debris from a downed drone. Fires broke out at infrastructure sites in Bucha and Obukhiv. In the capital itself, buildings sustained damage, and parts of the city remain without power as emergency outages continue. ▪️ Chernihiv region: A combined missile and drone strike hit a critical infrastructure site in the Pryluky district, sparking a fire that was later extinguished by emergency services. ▪️ Poltava region: Strikes ignited large fires at industrial facilities in several locations. One person was injured, and most fires have now been contained. Emergency response teams are working across all affected regions to restore power and stabilize the situation.

SPRAVDI — Stratcom Centre

13,164 views • 8 months ago

1/2 Residents of the city of Shostka, Sumy region, Ukraine, are sharing how they live under conditions of a partial blackout. For the second week, water and electricity are supplied according to schedules due to infrastructure damage caused by the russian army. Electricity and water are supplied according to established schedules, which forces people to plan their activities around the hours when light and water are available. Water supply is often switched to backup power using generators. To cook hot food, many residents use open fires, barbecues, and makeshift kitchens in courtyards and near entrances. They unite with neighbors and families for communal meal preparation.
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1/2 Residents of the city of Shostka, Sumy region, Ukraine, are sharing how they live under conditions of a partial blackout. For the second week, water and electricity are supplied according to schedules due to infrastructure damage caused by the russian army. Electricity and water are supplied according to established schedules, which forces people to plan their activities around the hours when light and water are available. Water supply is often switched to backup power using generators. To cook hot food, many residents use open fires, barbecues, and makeshift kitchens in courtyards and near entrances. They unite with neighbors and families for communal meal preparation.

Katerina Horbunova

18,711 views • 9 months ago

Kyiv region is experiencing a blackout following a Russian strike on December 27. Russia is trying to create a humanitarian catastrophe in Ukraine, to torment civilians, especially the most vulnerable people - the elderly, the sick, the babies. ▪️ Vyshhorod, in northern Kyiv region, has been without electricity for four days now. About 30,000 people live in the city. For most residents, power has been out since the attack and has yet to be restored. In modern residential complexes that rely entirely on electricity, elevators are not working, water has to be carried by hand, and cooking is only possible in homes with gas or private generators. People are trying to help each other out. Neighbors with gas stoves invite others to cook, local chat groups offer access to power outlets, warm rooms, and assistance for elderly residents. People share portable chargers, charging stations, and extension cables. Groups of residents gather to charge their devices in supermarkets, cafés, gas stations, and other places where electricity is available thanks to generators. In the first hours of the Russian attack, everything went out at once: electricity, water, and heating. Heat supply was partially restored relatively quickly, but remains intermittent. In buildings with electric boiler systems, the situation is critical - without power, neither pumps nor heating systems can operate. As of the morning of December 30, around 9,500 families in Vyshhorod remain without electricity and exposed to cold temperatures. Emergency services and volunteers have installed high-capacity generators near residential buildings, helping maintain heat in at least 22 apartment blocks. Water is supplied on a limited schedule - in the morning and evening - while gas supply remains stable. Energy workers are operating around the clock, but the damage caused by Russia to local infrastructure is severe. Earlier, officials gave tentative restoration deadlines - first December 30, then December 31. However, residents say these dates have already been postponed several times. The situation remains difficult in other parts of Kyiv region, including Boryspil and Brovary districts. On the left bank of Kyiv, emergency outages are still in effect, as attempts to return to scheduled power cuts are disrupted by network overloads. The Ministry of Energy reports that over the past week more than 40 targeted Russian attacks on energy facilities have been recorded, along with over 100 instances of damage. Weather has added to the problem. We have lower temperatures, snow and strong winds these days. Russia deliberately times its attacks when it gets colder to inflict even more damage and bring more suffering. 📹: State Emergency Service of Kyiv Region
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Kyiv region is experiencing a blackout following a Russian strike on December 27. Russia is trying to create a humanitarian catastrophe in Ukraine, to torment civilians, especially the most vulnerable people - the elderly, the sick, the babies. ▪️ Vyshhorod, in northern Kyiv region, has been without electricity for four days now. About 30,000 people live in the city. For most residents, power has been out since the attack and has yet to be restored. In modern residential complexes that rely entirely on electricity, elevators are not working, water has to be carried by hand, and cooking is only possible in homes with gas or private generators. People are trying to help each other out. Neighbors with gas stoves invite others to cook, local chat groups offer access to power outlets, warm rooms, and assistance for elderly residents. People share portable chargers, charging stations, and extension cables. Groups of residents gather to charge their devices in supermarkets, cafés, gas stations, and other places where electricity is available thanks to generators. In the first hours of the Russian attack, everything went out at once: electricity, water, and heating. Heat supply was partially restored relatively quickly, but remains intermittent. In buildings with electric boiler systems, the situation is critical - without power, neither pumps nor heating systems can operate. As of the morning of December 30, around 9,500 families in Vyshhorod remain without electricity and exposed to cold temperatures. Emergency services and volunteers have installed high-capacity generators near residential buildings, helping maintain heat in at least 22 apartment blocks. Water is supplied on a limited schedule - in the morning and evening - while gas supply remains stable. Energy workers are operating around the clock, but the damage caused by Russia to local infrastructure is severe. Earlier, officials gave tentative restoration deadlines - first December 30, then December 31. However, residents say these dates have already been postponed several times. The situation remains difficult in other parts of Kyiv region, including Boryspil and Brovary districts. On the left bank of Kyiv, emergency outages are still in effect, as attempts to return to scheduled power cuts are disrupted by network overloads. The Ministry of Energy reports that over the past week more than 40 targeted Russian attacks on energy facilities have been recorded, along with over 100 instances of damage. Weather has added to the problem. We have lower temperatures, snow and strong winds these days. Russia deliberately times its attacks when it gets colder to inflict even more damage and bring more suffering. 📹: State Emergency Service of Kyiv Region

Anton Gerashchenko

38,349 views • 6 months ago

A Russian combined attack on the oil refinery and energy facilities in Kremenchuk, unprecedented in scale, took place: more than 70 Geranium, Iskander, and Kinzhal missiles struck sectors. The city is without electricity, water, or heat. The Kremenchuk Oil Refinery is a huge, highly resilient facility. It was significantly damaged in the summer but was partially restored. It has now been destroyed. But the most important thing is the 330 kV substation. Ukraine's power grid can be torn in two by attacking the 330 kV Kremenchuk substation. This energy hub, if destroyed, would cut off power to virtually all of left-bank Ukraine: Chernihov, Sumy, Kharkov, most of Poltava Oblast, and the part of Donbas currently under Ukrainian control.
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A Russian combined attack on the oil refinery and energy facilities in Kremenchuk, unprecedented in scale, took place: more than 70 Geranium, Iskander, and Kinzhal missiles struck sectors. The city is without electricity, water, or heat. The Kremenchuk Oil Refinery is a huge, highly resilient facility. It was significantly damaged in the summer but was partially restored. It has now been destroyed. But the most important thing is the 330 kV substation. Ukraine's power grid can be torn in two by attacking the 330 kV Kremenchuk substation. This energy hub, if destroyed, would cut off power to virtually all of left-bank Ukraine: Chernihov, Sumy, Kharkov, most of Poltava Oblast, and the part of Donbas currently under Ukrainian control.

Victor vicktop55 commentary

20,632 views • 7 months ago

❗️❗️❗️🇷🇺In a devastating blow to the infrastructure of occupied Crimea, a massive Ukrainian drone strike has knocked out the power grid, leaving the strategic port city of Kerch in a total blackout. Kremlin-installed local authorities confirmed that the city is completely without electricity following targeted UAV strikes on energy facilities. While emergency crews are attempting to keep critical services running on backup generators, state energy provider Krymenergo reported that the attacks have disrupted power distribution across the peninsula's northwestern and eastern districts. Due to the severity of the damage, the utility provider admitted it is currently impossible to predict when power supply will be restored. The widespread power grid failure has triggered an immediate domino effect on municipal utilities. Because the blackout disabled main pumping stations operated by the occupation enterprise Voda Kryma, water pressure has plummeted in nine districts of the peninsula. Water supply has been either completely shut off or severely restricted in several key areas, including Bakhchysarai, Kerch, Krasnoperekopsk, Armyansk, Saky, Feodosia, and numerous surrounding villages. This operation represents a continuation of Ukraine's systematic drone campaign targeting Russia's energy and military logistics nodes, leaving major occupation hubs on the peninsula crippled and without basic utilities.
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❗️❗️❗️🇷🇺In a devastating blow to the infrastructure of occupied Crimea, a massive Ukrainian drone strike has knocked out the power grid, leaving the strategic port city of Kerch in a total blackout. Kremlin-installed local authorities confirmed that the city is completely without electricity following targeted UAV strikes on energy facilities. While emergency crews are attempting to keep critical services running on backup generators, state energy provider Krymenergo reported that the attacks have disrupted power distribution across the peninsula's northwestern and eastern districts. Due to the severity of the damage, the utility provider admitted it is currently impossible to predict when power supply will be restored. The widespread power grid failure has triggered an immediate domino effect on municipal utilities. Because the blackout disabled main pumping stations operated by the occupation enterprise Voda Kryma, water pressure has plummeted in nine districts of the peninsula. Water supply has been either completely shut off or severely restricted in several key areas, including Bakhchysarai, Kerch, Krasnoperekopsk, Armyansk, Saky, Feodosia, and numerous surrounding villages. This operation represents a continuation of Ukraine's systematic drone campaign targeting Russia's energy and military logistics nodes, leaving major occupation hubs on the peninsula crippled and without basic utilities.

NSTRIKE

95,268 views • 11 hours ago

Meanwhile, Russian Armed Forces strike UAVs continue their operations. Zaporizhzhia is under daily mass attacks by Russian strike drones and FAB bombs. Strikes are constantly alternating against enterprises, gas stations, Ukrainian Armed Forces strongpoints, and railway hubs. Russian forces continue strikes on enemy locomotives using remotely controlled “Geran” drones (recently, 2 were destroyed under a bridge in Zaporizhzhia and 3 in the Kharkiv region). In the Sumy region, a “Geran-2 Seeker” drone struck an energy infrastructure facility in Konotop that was being used by the Ukrainian Armed Forces. As a result of the strike, power supply to several industrial facilities in the city was cut off. Ukrainian monitoring channels report additional FAB strikes on the Sloviansk Thermal Power Plant area in the city of Mykolaivka.
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Meanwhile, Russian Armed Forces strike UAVs continue their operations. Zaporizhzhia is under daily mass attacks by Russian strike drones and FAB bombs. Strikes are constantly alternating against enterprises, gas stations, Ukrainian Armed Forces strongpoints, and railway hubs. Russian forces continue strikes on enemy locomotives using remotely controlled “Geran” drones (recently, 2 were destroyed under a bridge in Zaporizhzhia and 3 in the Kharkiv region). In the Sumy region, a “Geran-2 Seeker” drone struck an energy infrastructure facility in Konotop that was being used by the Ukrainian Armed Forces. As a result of the strike, power supply to several industrial facilities in the city was cut off. Ukrainian monitoring channels report additional FAB strikes on the Sloviansk Thermal Power Plant area in the city of Mykolaivka.

RussiaNews 🇷🇺

12,094 views • 18 days ago

How is the situation in Kyiv? Not very good. It is very cold, currently minus 8°C, dropping to minus 15°C at night, and ice is everywhere. Kyiv is now living with power outages of up to 20 hours a day. Some buildings have no power at all. As of now, almost 60% of the capital is without power. The heating situation in Kyiv is critical - 4,200 apartment buildings are currently without heating, and it will take weeks to restore heating in some of them. That is, provided there are no new strikes. Kyivvodokanal reported that the capital's water supply has been fully restored. At the same time, water is supplied to the upper floors of high-rises by separate booster pumps, which do not work without electricity, so there may be no water there if there is no electricity. Russia is killing and torturing the civilian population in an attempt to render Kyiv uninhabitable. 📹: oleof05/TikTok
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How is the situation in Kyiv? Not very good. It is very cold, currently minus 8°C, dropping to minus 15°C at night, and ice is everywhere. Kyiv is now living with power outages of up to 20 hours a day. Some buildings have no power at all. As of now, almost 60% of the capital is without power. The heating situation in Kyiv is critical - 4,200 apartment buildings are currently without heating, and it will take weeks to restore heating in some of them. That is, provided there are no new strikes. Kyivvodokanal reported that the capital's water supply has been fully restored. At the same time, water is supplied to the upper floors of high-rises by separate booster pumps, which do not work without electricity, so there may be no water there if there is no electricity. Russia is killing and torturing the civilian population in an attempt to render Kyiv uninhabitable. 📹: oleof05/TikTok

Anton Gerashchenko

366,119 views • 5 months ago

The city of Dnipro suffered the largest Russian missile and drone attack: over 8,000 people were left without heating. An energy infrastructure facility was also damaged. In total, damage has been reported at five locations across the city. "In one of Dnipro’s districts, there is currently no heating. Energy workers, heating specialists, and municipal services are working to restore heating as quickly as possible in the buildings that remain without it. This affects around 8,600 customers," officials reported. In Kyiv, more than 1,100 homes remain without heating across two districts. Last night, Russian strikes damaged a facility that provides heat to these homes, the mayor said. 📹: WeUkraine
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The city of Dnipro suffered the largest Russian missile and drone attack: over 8,000 people were left without heating. An energy infrastructure facility was also damaged. In total, damage has been reported at five locations across the city. "In one of Dnipro’s districts, there is currently no heating. Energy workers, heating specialists, and municipal services are working to restore heating as quickly as possible in the buildings that remain without it. This affects around 8,600 customers," officials reported. In Kyiv, more than 1,100 homes remain without heating across two districts. Last night, Russian strikes damaged a facility that provides heat to these homes, the mayor said. 📹: WeUkraine

Anton Gerashchenko

17,298 views • 5 months ago

🚨Massive blackout in Berlin! Tens of thousands of people have been without electricity for a second day already The cause is a fire at two high-voltage pylons. Police are openly calling it sabotage. Berlin authorities and the grid operator say the damage is extremely serious. A temporary power supply scheme is in place, while the main cables will take longer than usual to replace. Full restoration of electricity for all customers is expected only by Thursday afternoon, January 8. In the meantime, warming centers are being opened. Police and emergency services are going door to door to check on vulnerable groups — the elderly, hospitals, and social institutions. A huge number of people remain without power and heating.
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🚨Massive blackout in Berlin! Tens of thousands of people have been without electricity for a second day already The cause is a fire at two high-voltage pylons. Police are openly calling it sabotage. Berlin authorities and the grid operator say the damage is extremely serious. A temporary power supply scheme is in place, while the main cables will take longer than usual to replace. Full restoration of electricity for all customers is expected only by Thursday afternoon, January 8. In the meantime, warming centers are being opened. Police and emergency services are going door to door to check on vulnerable groups — the elderly, hospitals, and social institutions. A huge number of people remain without power and heating.

NEXTA

469,210 views • 6 months ago

Lviv region is completely without power after a missile strike on the Dobrotvorskaya TPP. It is also reported that at least 12 "Kalibr" cruise missiles have practically destroyed the Burshtyn TPP in the Ivano-Frankivsk region. There, the Ukrainian energy infrastructure is connected to the European one. The airspace over eastern Poland has been closed for the second time in the last few hours due to a massive missile and drone attack on the western regions of Ukraine. Explosions are echoing in Dubno and Rivne. Dozens and hundreds of "Geran-2" kamikaze UAVs and cruise missiles are flying in waves towards their targets.
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Lviv region is completely without power after a missile strike on the Dobrotvorskaya TPP. It is also reported that at least 12 "Kalibr" cruise missiles have practically destroyed the Burshtyn TPP in the Ivano-Frankivsk region. There, the Ukrainian energy infrastructure is connected to the European one. The airspace over eastern Poland has been closed for the second time in the last few hours due to a massive missile and drone attack on the western regions of Ukraine. Explosions are echoing in Dubno and Rivne. Dozens and hundreds of "Geran-2" kamikaze UAVs and cruise missiles are flying in waves towards their targets.

Sprinter Press

23,410 views • 5 months ago

The air raid alert in Kyiv has now continued for 10 straight hours, with Russians carrying out a sustained attack on the civilian population of our capital and the surrounding region. As widespread rescue efforts continue, one woman is already confirmed dead and at least 28 injured. These strikes are deliberately aimed at residential buildings and energy infrastructure, timed to a holiday weekend to deepen civilian hardship. Rescue teams are clearing debris and searching for survivors while operating under the threat of repeated strikes. Medical personnel and all emergency response services remain fully deployed. This coordinated drone and missile strike has caused widespread disruptions to water and heating supplies across Kyiv. Critical infrastructure has been transferred to backup power. Municipal services are working continuously to restore essential functions wherever security conditions allow. In Kyiv and the surrounding region, energy workers are restoring electricity to approximately 600,000 consumers. Russians are pursuing a campaign built on instilling exhaustion, cold, and fear, but it will not succeed. I thank our emergency responders, medical teams, and energy workers for their resolve and professionalism under fire.
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The air raid alert in Kyiv has now continued for 10 straight hours, with Russians carrying out a sustained attack on the civilian population of our capital and the surrounding region. As widespread rescue efforts continue, one woman is already confirmed dead and at least 28 injured. These strikes are deliberately aimed at residential buildings and energy infrastructure, timed to a holiday weekend to deepen civilian hardship. Rescue teams are clearing debris and searching for survivors while operating under the threat of repeated strikes. Medical personnel and all emergency response services remain fully deployed. This coordinated drone and missile strike has caused widespread disruptions to water and heating supplies across Kyiv. Critical infrastructure has been transferred to backup power. Municipal services are working continuously to restore essential functions wherever security conditions allow. In Kyiv and the surrounding region, energy workers are restoring electricity to approximately 600,000 consumers. Russians are pursuing a campaign built on instilling exhaustion, cold, and fear, but it will not succeed. I thank our emergency responders, medical teams, and energy workers for their resolve and professionalism under fire.

Yulia Svyrydenko

58,759 views • 6 months ago

😡 Russian terrorists struck Ukraine just before Christmas. A four-year-old child is among the dead Russia launched more than 650 drones and around three dozen missiles at Ukraine, President Zelensky said. At least 13 regions were hit. At least four people were killed, including a four-year-old child. In Kyiv, the air raid alert lasted nearly four and a half hours, with the all-clear given only in the morning. In the Sviatoshynskyi district of Kyiv, a Shahed drone scored a direct hit on a high-rise residential building. There are casualties. In the Kyiv region, debris from an enemy UAV struck a residential house, effectively destroying it. The heaviest damage was inflicted on energy infrastructure in western Ukraine. Emergency power outages are in effect across the country, Prime Minister Yuliia Svyrydenko said. According to Ukrenergo, following the overnight attack, Rivne region has been almost completely left without power. Outages have also been introduced in the Vinnytsia, Khmelnytskyi, Chernihiv, Zhytomyr, Donetsk, Dnipropetrovsk, and Kharkiv regions.
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😡 Russian terrorists struck Ukraine just before Christmas. A four-year-old child is among the dead Russia launched more than 650 drones and around three dozen missiles at Ukraine, President Zelensky said. At least 13 regions were hit. At least four people were killed, including a four-year-old child. In Kyiv, the air raid alert lasted nearly four and a half hours, with the all-clear given only in the morning. In the Sviatoshynskyi district of Kyiv, a Shahed drone scored a direct hit on a high-rise residential building. There are casualties. In the Kyiv region, debris from an enemy UAV struck a residential house, effectively destroying it. The heaviest damage was inflicted on energy infrastructure in western Ukraine. Emergency power outages are in effect across the country, Prime Minister Yuliia Svyrydenko said. According to Ukrenergo, following the overnight attack, Rivne region has been almost completely left without power. Outages have also been introduced in the Vinnytsia, Khmelnytskyi, Chernihiv, Zhytomyr, Donetsk, Dnipropetrovsk, and Kharkiv regions.

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The Kyiv Independent visited central Kyiv, where energy workers from DTEK are working on repairing damaged power lines serving a residential building amid freezing temperatures. Recent Russian attacks have left Ukraine’s energy grid severely weakened, with power overloads causing further damage and prolonged outages. Residents in the building say they have been without heating for nearly three weeks. As temperatures drop below freezing, they sleep in multiple layers and rely on gas stoves and brief periods of electricity to heat water and keep warm.
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The Kyiv Independent visited central Kyiv, where energy workers from DTEK are working on repairing damaged power lines serving a residential building amid freezing temperatures. Recent Russian attacks have left Ukraine’s energy grid severely weakened, with power overloads causing further damage and prolonged outages. Residents in the building say they have been without heating for nearly three weeks. As temperatures drop below freezing, they sleep in multiple layers and rely on gas stoves and brief periods of electricity to heat water and keep warm.

The Kyiv Independent

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