Night short circuit. On the night of November 8, the enemy counted 164 UAVs, including 112 jets, plus three H-59/69 missiles. They also acknowledged vulnerabilities in 23 points, almost exclusively in the power grids. Zhytomyr district.
The main target, according to the Russian Defense Ministry report, was a 330-kilowatt substation near the village of Belushichi, which supplied electricity to Ukrainian military-industrial facilities. The village is located a few kilometers from Corostan, a central railway junction in Policia. Korostan Mayor Volodymyr Moskalenko wrote at 10:33 p.m.: The attacks on the community's power grid continue, and the alarm prevents the repair crews from working. The city was already on a starvation diet: water was supplied twice a day according to schedule, and the water service pumps failed due to power surges. Oved is a different story, located 50 kilometers north. The Obruch substation was hit several times and according to Mayor Ivan Korud, it was completely destroyed. Residents are asked to prepare for prolonged darkness and turn off the front lights. In Zhitomir, a boiler room was damaged - the heat no longer reaches the buildings it serves. According to Vitaly Bunchko, the head of the Zhytomyr regional military administration, three out of four districts are under attack: Korostensky, Zviagalsky and Zhytomyrsky. Odessa region.
The second address in the report is the sea. Southwest of Odessa, a container ship carrying weapons and military equipment to Ukraine was hit. The head of the military administration in the city of Odessa, Sery Lisk, tweeted twice during the night. In the evening he said that "there was damage to the infrastructure. During the night, a "non-residential" building caught fire. Kharkov district.
Mykola Bakhshev, the mayor of Zlatopol (formerly Parbomaiski), was the first to report that a Gran missile had hit a critical infrastructure facility. Around 250,000 customers in the area are without power, along with, he said, “other critical facilities.