Russia strikes DTEK energy facility in Odesa Oblast, causing major damage

Russian forces targeted an energy facility owned by DTEK in Odesa Oblast, Ukraine, on November 3, resulting in significant damage, according to the energy company's press service. The company stated that restoring the affected equipment would take time, and energy workers began repairs once it was safe to do so. The attack, part of a larger Russian assault on Ukraine, caused power supply disruptions and damage to administrative buildings, warehouses, and production workshops at a food industry enterprise.

No casualties were reported in this incident. The attack was part of a broader Russian offensive, which also targeted Kharkiv with guided aerial bombs and ballistic missiles, resulting in at least 73 injuries. Other Ukrainian cities, such as Dnipro and Vinnytsia Oblast, also experienced Russian strikes, with power outages and damage to residential areas and infrastructure.

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