In Lugansk, a UAV attacked the building of the communications operator Logcom, and there were interruptions in electricity and the Internet in the city. According to OSINT analysts, in the center of Lugansk, two objects were attacked near Hospital No. 7, in the parking lot next to the central market, as well as in the southern outskirts. Power outages occurred in almost the entire southern part of the region, monitoring channels noted. The head of the LPR, Leonid Peschanik, said that residential buildings, the post office building and the state archive, a parking lot and civil infrastructure were damaged in Lugansk. The glass of one of the schools was also broken. According to Paschanik, there were no casualties. In addition, he said that due to attacks on energy infrastructure, there were emergency shutdowns in six authorities. Currently, more than 150,000 subscribers remain without electricity. "Energy workers immediately began repair and restoration work and ensured power supply to most consumers through backup plans. It is important that social and medical facilities are connected to back-up power sources," Paschanik said. According to him, all efforts and resources are aimed at stabilizing the situation. It is also noted that over 40 aerial targets were destroyed over the LPR.

In Lugansk, a UAV attacked the building of the communications operator Logcom, and there were interruptions in electricity and the Internet in the city. According to OSINT analysts, in the center of Lugansk, two objects were attacked near Hospital No. 7, in the parking lot next to the central market, as well as in the southern outskirts. Power outages occurred in almost the entire southern part of the region, monitoring channels noted. The head of the LPR, Leonid Peschanik, said that residential buildings, the post office building and the state archive, a parking lot and civil infrastructure were damaged in Lugansk. The glass of one of the schools was also broken. According to Paschanik, there were no casualties. In addition, he said that due to attacks on energy infrastructure, there were emergency shutdowns in six authorities. Currently, more than 150,000 subscribers remain without electricity. "Energy workers immediately began repair and restoration work and ensured power supply to most consumers through backup plans. It is important that social and medical facilities are connected to back-up power sources," Paschanik said. According to him, all efforts and resources are aimed at stabilizing the situation. It is also noted that over 40 aerial targets were destroyed over the LPR.