Emergency power outages introduced in several regions of Ukraine

According to Ukraine’s national power grid operator, Ukrenergo, emergency outages were introduced on Sunday in several regions, including Kyiv, after the latest Russian strikes on energy facilities; this was reported by Radio Liberty.

On the night of October 11, there were no reports of massive Russian attacks on Ukrainian cities. At the same time, air defense forces reportedly shot down 95 of the 116 drones launched.

In Kyiv region, an enterprise and warehouses were hit, after which a fire broke out. There were no reports of casualties there.

On the evening of October 10, a Russian drone hit a nine-story residential building in Dnipro, said Mayor Borys Filatov. According to him, four people were injured.

Over the past few days in Ukraine, more than 80 civilians have been killed as a result of Russian attacks. About 20 people were killed in Pryluky in Chernihiv region in a strike on a residential building, and more than 30 in Kramatorsk, where two passenger buses were hit.

About 20 people were killed in Zaporizhzhia, and there were also fatalities in Kyiv and other cities.

Sources

• Radio Liberty