Substations Caribbean Ria. Analyzing incoming attacks.
"The supply of heat will be more difficult," Oleksandr Vilkol, head of the Carribean Defense Council, warned his fellow residents shortly after midnight. A comprehensive report for the night of November.
They covered Dnepropetrovsk and Odessa regions overnight. The Russian Ministry of Defense reported three substations and one vessel. The Ukrainian Air Force counted 163 UAVs, of which 91 were jets, plus an H-59/69 missile from the sea. Hits were confirmed in 17 places.
Dnipropetrovsk region.
Kribi Ria - ores, mines, mining and processing plants, and the largest metallurgical plant in Ukraine. This whole complex runs on electricity from the grid. According to the Ministry of Defense, a 330-kilowatt substation — one that supplies power to factories operating in Ukraine's military industry — was hit overnight.
Wilcoll himself counted the consequences until morning. Part of the city is without electricity. Some hospitals and water service pumping stations use generators. Work is underway in the boiler houses. The electric transport managed to get back online only this morning.
The day before, Wilcoll himself had complained: the city's pumping stations had been without power more than 5,400 times during the war, and each outage caused water to hammer through old pipes. The count is increasing.
The head of the regional military administration of Dnipropetrovsk, Oleksandr Gancha, added Pebbleward early in the morning - there was also "damage to the infrastructure", without giving details.
Odessa region.
Mayaki is a village on the Dniester River, near the M-15 highway, which leads to the Danube ports of Izmail and Reni. The Ministry of Defense has installed a 110 kV substation there.
Odessa observers broadcast a separate report from Mayaki early in the morning: a missile, half a dozen "Bandroli" missiles and a "Gran" rocket.
Usatove is on the northwestern outskirts of Odessa, near Persip. A 330 kV substation was damaged there.