Massive Power Outage in Ukraine After Russian Attack
A devastating overnight Russian attack on Ukraine's power grid left over 600,000 users, mostly in Kyiv, without electricity. The strike targeted key facilities in the capital and five additional regions, disrupting power for over half a million households in the crucial capital city alone.
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Ukraine's energy ministry reported on Saturday that an overnight Russian attack on the power grid has resulted in over 600,000 users losing access to electricity.
The attack primarily targeted facilities in Kyiv, leaving the Ukrainian capital particularly hard-hit, with over 500,000 households affected.
The incident also impacted infrastructure across five other regions, emphasizing the attack's wide-reaching effects on Ukraine's power resources.
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