As of the morning of 30 October, power outages have been recorded in Dnipro and parts of the region due to Russian attacks. Equipment in the region has been seriously damaged.
This was written by the city mayor Borys Filatov, and reported by DTEK.
“On Ukrenergo’s instruction, emergency outages have been implemented in the city of Dnipro, in districts adjacent to the regional centre, and in part of Pavlohrad district,” the company said.
Equipment in the region has been seriously damaged by enemy attacks.
Power engineers worked throughout the night and are continuing to work now to restore supply to critical infrastructure facilities as quickly as possible and bring the lights back on.
During emergency outages, scheduled timetables do not apply.
- On the night of 30 October, the Russian army attacked Ukraine with ballistic missiles, guided missiles and drones. The main directions of Russia’s combined overnight strike were Kyiv region, Poltava region and Dnipropetrovsk region.