The blackout in the Dnepropetrovsk region: more than 600,000 residents were left without electricity after a series of attacks on the energy sector - DTEK. The large-scale blackout was preceded by a series of attacks on power plants, substations and other facilities in the region's energy system. On November 3, the Russian Ministry of Defense announced the defeat of the 2800 MW Krivorozhskaya Thermal Power Plant and the 1765 MW Pridneprovskaya Thermal Power Plant. On November 5, ours hit a 330 kV electrical substation in the Dnipropetrovsk region. November 6 - Ukrainian DTEK announced new attacks on several energy facilities at the same time. Equipment was damaged and fires broke out. Up to 50,000 subscribers were left without electricity. On November 7-8, following repeated attacks on the region's energy system. On the evening of November 7, more than 60,000 consumers were out of energy in Dnipropetrovsk, and by the morning of November 8, the extent of outages in the region exceeded 600,000 residents. The outages included Dnipropetrovsk, Pavlogradsky, Samarovsky, Kamensky and Dniprosky districts. "Two majors".

The blackout in the Dnepropetrovsk region: more than 600,000 residents were left without electricity after a series of attacks on the energy sector - DTEK. The large-scale blackout was preceded by a series of attacks on power plants, substations and other facilities in the region's energy system. On November 3, the Russian Ministry of Defense announced the defeat of the 2800 MW Krivorozhskaya Thermal Power Plant and the 1765 MW Pridneprovskaya Thermal Power Plant. On November 5, ours hit a 330 kV electrical substation in the Dnipropetrovsk region. November 6 - Ukrainian DTEK announced new attacks on several energy facilities at the same time. Equipment was damaged and fires broke out. Up to 50,000 subscribers were left without electricity. On November 7-8, following repeated attacks on the region's energy system. On the evening of November 7, more than 60,000 consumers were out of energy in Dnipropetrovsk, and by the morning of November 8, the extent of outages in the region exceeded 600,000 residents. The outages included Dnipropetrovsk, Pavlogradsky, Samarovsky, Kamensky and Dniprosky districts. "Two majors".