In many areas there were problems with electricity and water supply, emergency shutdowns were introduced.
As a result of the morning attack by missiles and drones, 18 infrastructure facilities were damaged, most of them energy facilities. This was announced on October 31 by Prime Minister Denys Shmygal.
According to him, in many places there are problems with electricity and water supply, emergency shutdowns have been introduced. Absolutely all Ukrainians are encouraged to save electricity.
“Russian terrorists again massively attacked Ukraine. Their goal was not military installations, but civilian critical infrastructure. Missiles and drones hit 10 regions, where 18 objects were damaged, most of them facilities of energy. Hundreds of settlements in seven regions of Ukraine The consequences could have been worse, but thanks to the heroic and professional work of the air defense, out of more than 50 missiles fired on our territory, 44 were shot down . Thanks to the fighters who protect our skies,” Shmyhal said.
He also thanked the power engineers who are now eliminating the consequences of the Russian attack. Repair teams are working at full capacity.
In Kyiv, Zaporozhye, Dnipropetrovsk, Kharkiv regions, local emergency shutdowns continue.
“Today, as in previous weeks, it is important that all Ukrainians consciously consume energy and reduce the load on the network. Let’s be united and in unity in saving energy!”, added the prime minister.
Recall that on the morning of October 31, the Russians again fired missiles into Ukraine, destroying energy facilities. Ukrainians were warned about emergency blackouts due to shelling by the invaders.
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