The key facts
- DTEK reported a strike on a major energy facility in the north of Odesa region on the evening of November 8
- Some consumers were left without electricity; the exact number of affected households was not given
- A war correspondent earlier reported a strike on the Odesa CHP plant and seven electrical substations
Strike on an energy facility near Odesa
A major energy facility belonging to DTEK was hit in the north of Odesa region, leaving part of local residents without electricity. This was reported by the press service of the Ukrainian energy holding, which said the attack took place in the evening. After the strike, power engineers began inspecting the surviving equipment and clearing the rubble. The extent of the damage and the timeframe for fully restoring the electricity supply have not yet been reported.
What is known about the consequences
DTEK confirmed power outages for some consumers, but did not give the exact number of households left without electricity. The company said specialists are working to restore the power supply. Earlier, a war correspondent reported a strike on the Odesa CHP plant and seven electrical substations; according to his information, the damage affected key nodes of the city's power supply, leading to disruptions in electric transport and water supply. This information has not yet been confirmed by an independent source.
