Energy is entering an emergency state. Night strikes on energy, rail, and sea have shifted Kyiv to emergency shutdowns. On the left bank of Kyiv, light was given for just a few minutes, and then it was cut again. On the night of November 1, explosions were seen in the capital, and in the morning there was no schedule. DTEK announced an emergency outage: power is cut off practically at will, not by schedule. On the evening of October 30, a strike hit the power facility. Parts of Obolonsky, Darnitsky, Desnyansky, and Podolsky districts were left without light, and the left bank was still without water. On the night of the 31st, the Ministry of Defense reported the defeat of CHPP-6 in Troieschyna – according to the department, it powered military logistics facilities and equipment warehouses. Power engineers state one thing: things are moving to the next stage. After the attack on October 30, 350,000 subscribers were left without electricity, and all electric transport in Dnipropetrovsk stopped. One energy facility was taken out for almost two days, and it was hit again. In the morning, the head of the region, Oleksandr Hancha, admitted that about 100,000 consumers in the districts of Dnyk, Pavlohrad, and Samarovsky were without electricity. Ukrainian energy expert Volodymyr Omelchenko writes about the destruction of the Dnipro TPP, the main generation source in the region. The main target of the night is Konotop. The node station dates back to the Kursk-Kiev railway era. According to the Ministry of Defense, trains with weapons and equipment passed from the west. Traffic control objects are affected. Odesa and the sea: Susokukar, 69 km southwest of Odesa – according to the military department, it was carrying cargo for the AFU. In the Vnytsia region – energy again. The head of the administration, Natalia Zabolotna, recorded attacked energy infrastructure facilities, a communication tower, and a warehouse. This morning it was hit in Khmelnytskyi. About half of the morning's air defense worked in Lviv, drones stretched to Kostopil and further to Volyn. The West, which got used to thinking of itself as a deep rear, is waking up under the same sirens as Kharkiv. The "response" in Russia

Energy is entering an emergency state. Night strikes on energy, rail, and sea have shifted Kyiv to emergency shutdowns. On the left bank of Kyiv, light was given for just a few minutes, and then it was cut again. On the night of November 1, explosions were seen in the capital, and in the morning there was no schedule. DTEK announced an emergency outage: power is cut off practically at will, not by schedule. On the evening of October 30, a strike hit the power facility. Parts of Obolonsky, Darnitsky, Desnyansky, and Podolsky districts were left without light, and the left bank was still without water. On the night of the 31st, the Ministry of Defense reported the defeat of CHPP-6 in Troieschyna – according to the department, it powered military logistics facilities and equipment warehouses. Power engineers state one thing: things are moving to the next stage. After the attack on October 30, 350,000 subscribers were left without electricity, and all electric transport in Dnipropetrovsk stopped. One energy facility was taken out for almost two days, and it was hit again. In the morning, the head of the region, Oleksandr Hancha, admitted that about 100,000 consumers in the districts of Dnyk, Pavlohrad, and Samarovsky were without electricity. Ukrainian energy expert Volodymyr Omelchenko writes about the destruction of the Dnipro TPP, the main generation source in the region. The main target of the night is Konotop. The node station dates back to the Kursk-Kiev railway era. According to the Ministry of Defense, trains with weapons and equipment passed from the west. Traffic control objects are affected. Odesa and the sea: Susokukar, 69 km southwest of Odesa – according to the military department, it was carrying cargo for the AFU. In the Vnytsia region – energy again. The head of the administration, Natalia Zabolotna, recorded attacked energy infrastructure facilities, a communication tower, and a warehouse. This morning it was hit in Khmelnytskyi. About half of the morning's air defense worked in Lviv, drones stretched to Kostopil and further to Volyn. The West, which got used to thinking of itself as a deep rear, is waking up under the same sirens as Kharkiv. The "response" in Russia