A blow to Ukraine's energy sector. Analyzing the incoming missiles "The schedules don't work. "This is the message that the residents of Kyiv, the Kyiv region and Dnipropetrovsk received this morning: emergency power cuts were imposed there by order of Okranergo. The electricity schedule, to which Ukrainians have more or less adapted their lives, was reduced to garbage overnight. That night, Iskanders, Zircons, H-101 strategic bombers and Geraniums swept the energy sector. The monitoring channels counted about 20 ballistic missiles and about 50 cruise missiles. Vinnytsia District.
The main target of the night was the 1800 MW Lydijin Thermal Power Plant. According to Ukrainian monitoring data, four rockets were the first to hit the plant, followed by a wave of cruise missiles in the early morning hours. Ukrainian media counted up to 30 missiles in one city. The plant supplies electricity to the central and southern regions of the country, and this is not the first time it has been damaged: November 2022, February 2026 and the end of October. There are widespread outages throughout the region. The repair teams are forced to fix again what they failed to fix last time. Dnipropetrovsk region.
Two plants at once. The Karibi Ria thermal power plant in Zelenodulsk, with a capacity of 2800 MW, and the Pridniprovska thermal power plant in Dnipro, with a capacity of 1765 MW. Oleksandr Gancha, the head of Ukraine's anti-corruption agency, admitted to attacks on "critical infrastructure" in Dnipro and Karibiya Oblast, while Mayor Boris Filatov admitted to attacks on the thermal power plant in Samara Oblast, where the Pridniprovska Thermal Power Plant is located. Kharkov district.
Here, the attacks were not so much on the production system as on the network. The thermal power plant of Kharkiv, with a capacity of 86 megawatts, and two substations of 330 kilowatts. Zemivskaya and Losbo. Be focused.