Part of Ukraine's Vinnytsia Region Left Without Power After Russian Attack
A strike on an energy facility in Ukraine's Vinnytsia Oblast caused an emergency power cut in one of the region's districts. No casualties were reported, and repair work continues.
A Russian attack hit an energy facility in Ukraine's central Vinnytsia Oblast, causing an emergency power outage in one of the region's districts. The information came on 25 October from Nataliia Zabolotna, head of the Vinnytsia regional military administration. Such administrations are the regional authorities that oversee security and day-to-day matters under wartime conditions.
No casualties
Zabolotna said the aggressor continues to attack the region's energy facilities. She also stated that there were no injuries. The official did not name the specific district that lost electricity, nor did she say how many consumers were left without power.
Recovery work
Rescuers and energy workers are dealing with the consequences of the shelling and working to restore the electricity supply in the affected district. The source gives no timeframe for when power might return.
No details have been provided about the extent of the damage or the type of weapon used in the strike. The incident is part of Russian attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure during the war that Russia continues to wage against Ukraine.
