Ukrenergo introduced emergency power outages in Kyiv Oblast following Russian strikes on energy infrastructure.
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Ukrainian state energy company Ukrenergo introduced emergency power outages in Kyiv Oblast following Russian strikes.
Three houses, 11 cars and two warehouse buildings were damaged and a fire broke out in the Bucha district. The attack also caused damage at infrastructure facilities in the Bucha, Vyshhorod and Obukhiv districts.
In September, not a single day passed without an air raid alert in the Ukrainian capital. Alerts lasted a total of 242 hours and 40 minutes.
A fire broke out at a private residential house in Podilskyi district. A fire broke out in a shop building in Obolonskyi district. A warehouse building was on fire in Holosiivskyi district.
On Sept. 30, the city recorded one of its longest air raid alerts since the start of Russia's full-scale invasion, lasting 12 hours and 44 minutes. Air raid alerts were active for a total of 20 hours and 44 minutes that day.
According to the State Emergency Service (DSNS), Russian strikes caused fires and damage across four districts of Kyiv between Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning.
Strikes were delivered exclusively on energy infrastructure, and social media reported power outages and water supply disruptions in the capital.
In the Bucha district, three private homes, 11 cars and two warehouses have been damaged, and a fire has broken out.
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