“Serious issues” in Dnipro and Kharkiv without heat after missile attacks – reports
Source: Ihor Terekhov, Borys Filatov
The city of Dnipro will have to deal with “serious issues” after a Russian missile attack on Wednesday while Kharkiv is grappling with the havoc the attack has wrecked on its boilers, thermal power plants, and energy facilities.
Dnipro’s mayor, Borys Filatov said the aftermath of the attacks is being handled by emergency services, including the military administration, police, energy company workers, utility services, and volunteers.
One death has been confirmed, with more details to follow.
Meanwhile, 12 missiles and scores”Shahed” drones targeted Kharkiv, leaving much of the city residents without heat. Ukraine’s power grip operator, Ukrenergo, had to impose rolling blackouts.
Mayor Ihor Terekhov said the there were four injured people after drones targeted residential areas. Despite the damage, municipal services maintained the operation of electric transport. Help centers have been set up in the city, and repair teams are working to restore heat supplies.
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