Russia strikes energy facility in Ternopil Oblast again, leaving some consumers without power
Russian forces have again attacked an energy infrastructure facility in Ukraine's Ternopil Oblast. Some consumers in the Kremenets district lost electricity as a result.
Russian forces attacked an energy infrastructure facility in Ternopil Oblast, in western Ukraine, on 17 October, leaving some consumers in the Kremenets district without electricity. The information comes from Ternopiloblenergo, the oblast's energy distribution company.
What the energy company said
The company says the enemy has attacked energy infrastructure in the oblast again. According to its statement, consumers in the Kremenets district were once more left without power today following another attack on the oblast's energy infrastructure.
What is known about the impact
The report does not say how many consumers are affected, which facility was damaged, or how long it may take to restore supply. It also gives no information on casualties. What it does establish is that this is not the first such attack on Ternopil Oblast's energy sector and that power has been cut in the Kremenets district.
Attacks on energy infrastructure in Ukraine cause electricity outages for residents. In Ternopil Oblast, this is confirmed by the distribution company's own statement about a repeated strike.
