Russia strikes energy facilities in six regions: details of the aftermath

Russia strikes energy facilities in six regions: details of the aftermath
Russia strikes energy facilities in six regions: details of the aftermath

On the evening of 3 November and throughout the night of 4 November, Russian forces struck energy infrastructure facilities in six regions of Ukraine. This was reported by the heads of the regional military administrations.

Situation in Volyn and Zhytomyr regions

In Kovel district of Volyn region, an energy facility came under fire. According to OVA head Roman Romanyuk, a significant part of the region was left without power in the evening. Meanwhile, by the morning of 4 November, electricity supply had been restored for all consumers.

In Zhytomyr region, strikes were directed at energy facilities and private residential houses in Zhytomyr, Korosten and Zviahel districts. OVA head Vitaliy Bunechko reported that one residential building and a car were damaged. After the air raid alert ended, energy workers began repair work; the process of restoring electricity supply is ongoing.

Strikes on infrastructure in the centre and west

In Ternopil district, an energy infrastructure facility was damaged as a result of a drone hit. Local services are working to eliminate the consequences of the attack, the regional military administration reported.

In Rivne region, Russian forces attempted to strike energy facilities.

Aftermath of attacks in Odesa and Kirovohrad regions

In Odesa region, hits on an energy facility, a shopping centre building and the private residential sector were recorded. According to OVA head Oleh Kiper, there are no casualties among people so far. The fire in the shopping centre has been extinguished.

In Kirovohrad region, energy infrastructure was the target for drones, OVA head Andriy Raikovych stated. A private house in Noveukrayinske district and equipment of an agricultural enterprise in Oleksandriia district were also damaged. Fires have been extinguished; there are no deaths or injuries.

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