Partisans in Russian-occupied Melitopol blew up a railway line at Nyziany station, destroying rails and sleepers used to deliver petrol and weapons from Crimea. There were no casualties reported.

Partisans destroyed a railway line at Nyziany station in Melitopol, including 25 sleepers and rails.

The explosion was confirmed by Russian propaganda channels as a strike by Ukrainian militants.

One of four damaged power lines supplying the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant has been repaired, re-connecting it to the national grid.

The plant's last operating reactor was shut down on September 11.

The repaired power line will help cover electricity needs for reactor cooling and other essential safety functions.

Occupying forces are preventing the entry of humanitarian aid from Ukraine and have not supplied medicine, leading to a shortage in Melitopol.

Melitopol has no gas, and the heating season will not begin on time.

Residential infrastructure in Zaporizhzhia district suffered considerable damage, rocket shells exploded near a children's gymnasium and cultural center causing window shattering and facade damage, and administrative buildings in Stepnohirsk were damaged by shrapnel.