Energy Infrastructure Under Siege in Kherson
A recent Russian attack has severely damaged energy infrastructure in Ukraine's Kherson region, leading to widespread power outages. Governor Oleksandr Prokudin announced the attack on a crucial power facility, noting the proximity to the front lines with Russian forces.
Energy infrastructure in Ukraine's Kherson region suffered severe damage due to a recent Russian attack, according to regional governor Oleksandr Prokudin.
Prokudin, speaking via the Telegram messaging app, highlighted the assault on a key power facility.
The attack has resulted in power cuts across several settlements in the region, which is close to the ongoing conflict with Russian forces.
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