Parts of Kyiv and Kyiv Region Lose Power After Russian Attack
On the evening of 15 October, consumers in some districts of Kyiv and the surrounding region lost electricity after a Russian attack on a critical energy infrastructure facility. Ukraine's Ministry of Energy reported this.
Some districts of Kyiv, Ukraine's capital, and the surrounding Kyiv region were left without electricity on the evening of 15 October. The cause was a Russian attack on a critical energy infrastructure facility, according to Ukraine's Ministry of Energy.
The ministry said that consumers lost power only in individual districts of the city and the region, not across the whole area. The source does not specify which facility was targeted, what damage was caused, how many consumers were affected or how long it may take to restore supply.
This is a brief, developing report, and further details about the consequences of the attack and the restoration of power are not yet available.
