Electricity disruptions in 812 settlements due to bad weather and Russian strikes
Source: Ukraine’s energy ministry
As of November 29 morning, 812 towns and villages in different regions of Ukraine remain without electricity because of the hostilities and bad weather.
Due to the worsening of weather conditions, new outages were registered in Kirovohrad, Poltava, and Cherkasy regions.
In total, 368 towns and villages suffer electricity disruptions because of the bad weather and 444 because of the Russian strikes.
The emergency teams are working 24/7 to eliminate the consequences and restore the electricity supply.
According to the ministry, in general, the situation in the energy system of Ukraine is stable and planned power outages are not expected.
Earlier, electricity disruptions were reported in more than 2,000 towns and villages in different regions of Ukraine.
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