According to the press service of the department, energy workers will begin recovery operations as soon as the security situation allows. 'All details later. We ask everyone to stay in shelters. As soon as the security conditions permit, energy workers will begin to assess the consequences of the attack and the recovery work,' the message says.
Recall that during the night of October 22, Russian occupiers attacked Kyiv with ballistic missiles and strike drones, resulting in the deaths of at least two people. In addition, Zaporizhzhia and Poltava region were also affected by enemy attacks, causing numerous damages and injuries among the civilian population.
Russian terrorists also attacked the regional center of Zaporizhzhia, delivering nine strikes with 'shaheds.' Nine civilians were injured, but the number of victims may increase. Attacks on oil and gas enterprises and port infrastructure were also recorded in other regions of Ukraine.
Moreover, the occupiers attacked Odesa region with strike drones. According to local authorities, the energy and port infrastructure in Izmail was damaged.
Ukraine has once again become a victim of aggressive actions by Russian invaders, who launched massive attacks on the country's energy and port infrastructure. In an attempt to cause harm, enemy forces faced a response from Ukrainian energy workers, who have already started recovery operations after the attacks.