As a result of shelling, 8 mines were de-energized: 2595 miners remained underground

According to glavcom.ua: Information about the shelling of DTEK coal mines is shocking. Eight mines were disconnected from the power supply due to the attacks. Mine workers are being evacuated and subsequently undergoing medical examinations. So far, fortunately, no one has been injured.

Russian forces attacked DTEK mines in Dnipropetrovsk region, resulting in eight mines being de-energized. This attack led to the temporary suspension of operations at the enterprises. It is also worth mentioning that the Russian terrorist army attacked coal enterprises in Donetsk region, causing damage to buildings and structures.

Previously in Donetsk region, Russian aviation struck the Sloviansk thermal power plant, resulting in the deaths of two energy workers - Serhiy Dyachenko and Mykhailo Hryhoriev. Five more workers were injured.

The shelling of coal mines and attacks on energy facilities across Ukraine are becoming increasingly frequent. This not only causes damage to the country's economy but also threatens the safety and lives of workers. The government and military continue to combat terrorists to ensure a peaceful life for Ukrainians.