Koretskyi: Russia struck six major substations in four regions

Koretskyi: Russia struck six major substations in four regions
Koretskyi: Russia struck six major substations in four regions

Ukrainian Prime Minister Serhiy Koretskyi released data on the consequences of the overnight Russian strike. According to him, the enemy caused damage to the energy systems of several regions.

Strikes on the energy system

«Цієї ночі Росія атакувала 6 великих електропідстанцій на Вінниччині, Кіровоградщині, Житомирщині та Черкащині» (Tonight, Russia attacked six major substations in the Vinnytsia, Kirovohrad, Zhytomyr and Cherkasy regions), Koretskyi reported on 11 November.

In addition, power transmission lines of various voltage classes were damaged in the Kirovohrad and Rivne regions.

Damage to other infrastructure

In Kryvyi Rih, Russian troops struck a heat supply enterprise. This caused problems with heating supply to residential buildings.

«Тепловики і енергетики роблять все можливе, щоб якнайшвидше відновити теплопостачання в місті» (Heat and energy workers are doing everything possible to restore heat supply in the city as quickly as possible), the Prime Minister stated.

Aside from energy facilities, the enemy attacked railway infrastructure in the Dnipropetrovsk and Zhytomyr regions. In the Kherson region, a school building was damaged by an aerial bomb strike. In Kharkiv, five apartment buildings were damaged.

Condition of the injured

«Станом на цю хвилину відомо про щонайменше 14 постраждалих. Їм надають необхідну медичну допомогу. Дякую всім, хто попри постійні російські атаки відновлює інфраструктуру та допомагає людям» (As of this moment, at least 14 people are known to be injured. They are receiving the necessary medical assistance. I thank everyone who, despite constant Russian attacks, is restoring infrastructure and helping people), Koretskyi noted.

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