Repair teams have successfully restored electrical service to the majority of residents in Moscow-controlled portions of Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia region following widespread outages. The power cuts resulted from Ukrainian strikes on energy facilities, according to Russian-appointed regional officials.
Repair crews have successfully brought electricity back online for the vast majority of residents affected by blackouts following Ukrainian strikes on power facilities in the Russian-occupied sections of Zaporizhzhia region, according to Moscow-appointed officials.
The Russia-installed regional administrator, Yevgeny Balitsky, announced on his Telegram channel that electrical service had been restored to all areas except for 12,000 homes located in one district. He stated that repair teams continued working to bring power back to the remaining affected households.
According to Balitsky’s earlier statements, the southeastern Ukrainian region experienced two separate electrical outages. Repair workers had already managed to restore electricity to half of the territory, while backup generators kept essential infrastructure operating during the blackouts.
Meanwhile, in the Russian-occupied Luhansk region of northeastern Ukraine, a fuel storage tank ignited following a Ukrainian drone strike on an oil facility, according to Leonid Pasechnik, the Moscow-appointed regional administrator.
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