DTEK’s Facility Was Damaged in Russian Missile Strike

On Tuesday, November 15th, a DTEK Enerho's fcaility was damaged in a massive Russian missile strike against on Ukrainian civilian infrastructure facilities, the company’s press service reports.

According to preliminary information, there were no human casualties. The company's energy equipment sustained significant damage. After the end of the strike, the company's employees promptly started to eliminate the consequences and resume the operation of the equipment.

For safety reasons, only critically needed employees now stay on site, while others are working remotely.

"This is the 13th Russian terrorist attack against DTEK Enerho's energy facilities during the last 45 days. The previous strikes left 22 energy engineers injured and three employees killed. There were also casualties among rescuers," the company’s representative said.

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