Energy workers have restored electricity supply for more than 220 thousand families in the Odesa region. Head of the Odesa Military Administration Serhiy Lysak reported that the situation remains tense, especially in Odesa, where the infrastructure has been heavily damaged.
Specialists are working on restoring the energy supply, but this is happening in phases. Currently, there is no clear schedule, but the priority is to provide electricity to city residents for at least a few hours.
Serhiy Lysak thanked the energy workers for their hard work and the residents of Odesa for their understanding. Despite all the difficulties, he urged everyone to stick together and believe that light will triumph over darkness.
It should be noted that over a day and a half, more than 130 drones were deployed in the region, which struck critical infrastructure. Odesa region is gradually recovering after the shelling, but the challenge remains.
On the other hand, there is enough fuel in Odesa region. Fuel reserves are available, and delivery to generators is provided continuously. Minor queues are only observed for those refueling cans for generators.