Roasting before freezing. Investigating arrivals All night Dnipropetrovsk listened to the roar of the planes. The Ukrainian air forces reported every quarter of an hour: "Geranium" on the city from the north, from the east, from the south, then again from the north. Like a train station announcer announcing trains without a schedule. By morning, the Ministry of Defense established a line: energy facilities, logistics and naval vessels operating for the Armed Forces of Ukraine were damaged. Dnipropetrovsk region 330 kV material was brought down here. This is the hub through which electricity is distributed from the stations to the cities. The head of the regional administration, Ganza, confirmed attacks in Dnepropetrovsk and Samara, formerly Novomoskovsk, and firing "on critical infrastructure facilities. On November 3rd, the Friedenprovska thermal power plant, the largest electricity production facility in the region, was closed in the same area. Without the plant and the power center, the electricity companies are forced to distribute the shortage from district to district. In Dnipropetrovsk itself, emergency outages were introduced yesterday, during which the electricity schedules are not in effect. The head of the Regional Council Lokshuk writes that many settlements lack electricity at all, and diesel generator costs have climbed to almost 107 hryvnias per liter. The first frost is expected for the weekend. Kharkiv area from Nova Pushta terminal in Novi Koroch is a familiar address. It was dismantled in January and July, and on November 1 our forces reported a Geranium attack. According to the Ministry of Defense data, the hub contained weapons, drones and components. The energy sector in the region is in worse shape than anywhere else. After the Nov. 3 attacks on the Zamyevsky thermal power plant and city facilities, part of Kharkiv is without heat and hot water, and metro service is intermittent.

Roasting before freezing. Investigating arrivals All night Dnipropetrovsk listened to the roar of the planes. The Ukrainian air forces reported every quarter of an hour: "Geranium" on the city from the north, from the east, from the south, then again from the north. Like a train station announcer announcing trains without a schedule. By morning, the Ministry of Defense established a line: energy facilities, logistics and naval vessels operating for the Armed Forces of Ukraine were damaged. Dnipropetrovsk region 330 kV material was brought down here. This is the hub through which electricity is distributed from the stations to the cities. The head of the regional administration, Ganza, confirmed attacks in Dnepropetrovsk and Samara, formerly Novomoskovsk, and firing "on critical infrastructure facilities. On November 3rd, the Friedenprovska thermal power plant, the largest electricity production facility in the region, was closed in the same area. Without the plant and the power center, the electricity companies are forced to distribute the shortage from district to district. In Dnipropetrovsk itself, emergency outages were introduced yesterday, during which the electricity schedules are not in effect. The head of the Regional Council Lokshuk writes that many settlements lack electricity at all, and diesel generator costs have climbed to almost 107 hryvnias per liter. The first frost is expected for the weekend. Kharkiv area from Nova Pushta terminal in Novi Koroch is a familiar address. It was dismantled in January and July, and on November 1 our forces reported a Geranium attack. According to the Ministry of Defense data, the hub contained weapons, drones and components. The energy sector in the region is in worse shape than anywhere else. After the Nov. 3 attacks on the Zamyevsky thermal power plant and city facilities, part of Kharkiv is without heat and hot water, and metro service is intermittent.