On the night of November 2, Russian troops attacked a DTEK energy facility in Odesa Oblast. As a result of the shelling, power outages occurred. In Odesa, infrastructure and residential buildings were also damaged, and four people were injured.
The attack on the energy facility was reported by DTEK company. According to its information, as soon as the security situation allowed, power engineers began repairing the damaged equipment.
As of the morning of November 2, electricity supply has already been restored to some families in Odesa Oblast. Emergency restoration work is ongoing, and repair crews are working around the clock.
DTEK has not yet specified the extent of damage to the energy facility, the total number of consumers left without power, and the timeline for full restoration of electricity supply.
At the same time, the head of the Odesa City Military Administration, Serhii Lysak, reported on the consequences of the night strike on Odesa.
According to his information, infrastructure facilities were hit. Two residential buildings and a garage were also damaged. The blast wave shattered windows in neighboring homes.
Also, according to the Regional Military Administration, warehouse and administrative premises, private residential buildings were damaged, and a bakery building was destroyed.
As a result of the Russian attack, four people were injured. All victims received necessary medical assistance. The city authorities have not yet provided more detailed information about their condition.
Emergency, utility, and other relevant services are working at the strike sites. An operational headquarters has been deployed to coordinate the elimination of the consequences of the attack and assistance to affected residents.
Based on materials: DTEK, Odesa City Military Administration
