In the Poltava region, 22,000 customers were left without power due to a drone attack
In the Poltava region, a Russian drone struck an energy infrastructure facility. As a result of the attack, approximately 22,000 customers were left without power. According to preliminary reports, no one was injured, and utility workers are already working to restore power.
On October 4, a Russian drone attacked an energy facility in the Poltava region. According to him, a drone strike on an energy infrastructure facility was recorded. “A drone strike on an energy infrastructure facility was recorded. As a result of the attack, approximately 22,000 customers were temporarily left without power,” the head of the Regional Military Administration reported.
22,000 customers were left without power
The strike disrupted the power supply. Approximately 22,000 customers were temporarily left without power. This refers specifically to the consequences of the strike on the energy facility. Authorities have not yet provided further details regarding the nature of the damage.
According to preliminary information, no one was injured as a result of the attack.
Utility workers are already restoring power
Following the attack, specialists from Poltavaoblenergo JSC began work. Power utility workers are working to restore power to consumers as quickly as possible. It is not yet known exactly how long it will take to fully restore power. Work is ongoing.
Local authorities and utility workers will provide further updates on any new developments. It is currently known that a Russian drone struck a power facility in the Poltava region, leaving approximately 22,000 customers without power; there are no reports of casualties. This was reported by Vitaliy Dyakivnych, head of the Poltava Regional Military Administration.
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