US EditionMore than a Million without Power in Ukraine Regions After Intense Russian Strikes
Over 1 million households lost power after Russian strikes damaged 20 substations in Odesa, with water supplies also reduced, officials said.
- Overnight Friday into Saturday, Russian forces launched more than 450 drones and 30 missiles, leaving over a million households without power, with Odesa and Mykolaiv regions especially hit.
- Russia has focused on crippling Ukraine's energy infrastructure as winter sets in and has fired coordinated waves of drones and missiles in recent months while US special envoy Steve Witkoff prepared to meet Zelensky and European officials in Berlin after talks in Paris.
- DTEK, Ukraine's largest power company, reported 20 electrical substations damaged in Odesa and released video of local repair crews clearing debris; Russian strikes also damaged ports and three Turkish-owned ships.
- Mayors and regional governors said in Kherson the regional capital was without electricity, affecting more than 140,000 customers, water reduced to four hours, five injured in Mykolaiv, and two killed in Saratov.
- Across the front, Russian forces conduct offensive operations along nearly the entire line while Ukrainian counterattacks reclaimed about 16 square kilometers in Kharkiv, with the Khartiya corps reporting over 1,000 Russian fatalities.
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More than a million without power in Ukraine regions after intense Russian strikes
Several regions of Ukraine have endured a night of Russian drone and missile attacks targeting energy infrastructure, with the interior ministry reporting more than a million households without power.
More than a million households in Ukraine remain without power after massive Russian attacks on Friday night. The worst affected are the port city of Odessa and nearby areas in the south, Reuters reports.
Several without power in Ukraine's Odesa as Russia's attack causes blackouts; Zelensky reacts
Odesa faced severe blackouts after a major Russian attack, affecting over a million households. President Zelensky said over 450 drones and 30 missiles used. Prime Minister Svyrydenko called it one of the largest assaults, disrupting electricity and water supplies.
Odesa Blackout: Major Russian Attack Leaves Over a Million in Darkness
A significant Russian attack on Ukraine's energy infrastructure has led to comprehensive power outages in Odesa and surrounding regions. Over a million households across Ukraine are impacted, with a heavy focus on the southern areas. Water supplies have also been affected, highlighting the ongoing energy crisis caused by relentless strikes.
Russia's attacks with drones and missiles reached Ukraine's energy infrastructure and left more than a million homes without energy, according to the Ministry of the Interior. Offensives also hit several civilians and left many areas without water, according to regional authorities. “The enemy used more than 450 drones and 30 missions of various types”, said Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, on this Saturday (13). “It is important that all…
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