Massive Russian Missile Strike Left Dnipro Region without Power Supply: Current Situation with Electricity

Massive Russian Missile Strike Left Dnipro Region without Power Supply: Current Situation with Electricity 

This time emergency repair operations may take longer than usual.

After the morning Russian strike in Dnipro Region, the capacity of the local energy grid is barely enough to supply minimal power to critical infrastructure facilities. The top-priority task of the power engineers is to connecting hospitals, sewage pumping stations, water pumping stations and boiler houses, Valentyn Reznichenko, the Head of Dnipro Regional Military Administration, reports.  

"The region is in a total blackout. Currently, capacity of the local energy grid is barely enough to supply minimal power to critical infrastructure facilities. The top-priority task of the power engineers is to connecting hospitals, sewage pumping stations, water pumping stations and boiler houses," - the official wrote.

He stressed that power engineers were doing everything possible to stabilize the power system. However, time emergency repair operations may take longer than usual due to severe accumulated damage.

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