Emergency power outages introduced in Kyiv after Russian attack
After a Russian attack on energy facilities in Ukraine's capital Kyiv, emergency electricity outages have been introduced.

Emergency power outages have been introduced in Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine, on 16 October. The reason is a Russian attack on the city's energy facilities, according to the Ukrainian outlet Ukrainska Pravda.
Emergency outages are a measure used to cope with the damage and the load placed on the power supply system. The source does not specify which districts of the city are without electricity, how many people are affected, what damage was caused or how long the restrictions may last.
This is a brief report and will be supplemented once more detailed information about the situation becomes available.

