Vinnytsia energy infrastructure hit overnight, one critical, power cut – authorities
Russian occupation forces attacked energy infrastructure facilities in Vinnytsia region overnight into Saturday, leaving one person seriously injured and causing disruptions to electricity supplies across the region, head of the Vinnytsia Regional Military Administration Natalia Zabolotna said.
Russian forces struck energy infrastructure in Vinnytsia region overnight Friday, injuring one person and disrupting electricity across the area, reported Vinnytsia Regional Military Administration head Natalia Zabolotna. The attack targeted energy facilities, leaving a person seriously wounded and hospitalized. Authorities noted that civilian facilities, including a fire station and a local market, were also hit.
A market kiosk was destroyed by fire, and multiple vehicles suffered damage, with shattered windows in affected buildings. Power restoration efforts are underway as regional services work to address the aftermath of the enemy's assault, according to Zabolotna's Telegram update on Saturday morning.
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