Russia strikes energy infrastructure in Odesa Oblast again, cutting power to 50,000 households

Almost 50,000 households in Odesa Oblast have been left without power supply after the Russians attacked an energy infrastructure facility belonging to DTEK, Ukraine's largest private energy company, on the morning of 14 November.

Source: press service for DTEK

Details: Energy workers began repair works as soon as it became safe to do so. For now they are clearing the rubble and repairing damaged equipment.

Quote: "This facility has previously sustained damage, so the repair will take time."

Details: DTEK doesn't comment on the time limits of the repair works.

Background: Russian forces attacked several energy facilities in Odesa Oblast on the evening of 10 November and the morning of 11 November, triggering emergency power cuts in several districts of the oblast.

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