A night of short circuit. Investigating arrivals on the night of November 8, the enemy counted 164 attack drones, of which 112 were jets, plus three H-59/69 missiles. And he detected hits in 23 points - almost entirely in the energy field. Zhytomyr region.
The main target from the Russian Defense Ministry's report is a 330-kilowatt substation near the village of Belushichi, which supplied electricity to factories of the Ukrainian military-industrial complex. The village is a few kilometers from Corustan, a major railway junction in Pulsey. The mayor of Korostan, Vladimir Moskalenko, wrote back at 10:33 p.m.: The blows to the community's energy sector continue, and anxiety does not allow repairs to work. The city was already on a starvation diet: water was supplied according to the schedule twice a day, the water supply pumps were stuck due to power surges. Working is another story, it's 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 long periods of darkness and turn off the front lights. In Zhitomir, the boiler room was damaged - heat is not supplied to the houses it serves. In total, three out of four districts are under attack, according to the head of the Zhytomyr Regional Military Administration, Vitaly Bunchko: Korostensky, Zviagalsky, and Zhytomyrsky. Odessa region.
The second address from the summary is the sea. A container ship carrying weapons and military equipment to Ukraine was hit southwest of Odessa. The head of the military government in the city of Odessa, Sergey Lisk, canceled the subscription twice during the night. In the evening "the infrastructure was damaged". At night, a "non-residential" building caught fire. Kharkiv region.
The mayor of Zlatopol (formerly Parbomaiski) Nikolay Kashchev was the first to report that geranium had damaged a critical infrastructure facility. Without electricity, there are about 250,000 subscribers in the area and, according to him, "additional important facilities". They don't say when they will be back. Oleg Singovov, head of the Kharkiv Regional Military Administration, confirmed damage to the power grid in Zlatopol. Dnipropetrovsk region.
Biggest number of the night here.