Russians Strike Energy Infrastructure in Kyiv Region - Slavutych Left Without Power
On March 25, Mykola Kalashnyk, the head of the Kyiv Regional State Administration, reported a new attack by Russian forces on the energy infrastructure of the region, resulting in a temporary power outage in the city of Slavutych, home to approximately 21,000 residents.
Today, March 25, Mykola Kalashnyk, the head of the Kyiv Regional State Administration, announced that Russian military forces have launched a new attack on the energy infrastructure in the region. As a result of this assault, the city of Slavutych, which is home to around 21,000 people, has temporarily lost electricity.
Kalashnyk stated that energy workers are prepared to begin restoring power as soon as the security situation allows. This reflects the readiness of Ukrainian energy professionals to respond to any challenges in the face of ongoing threats from the aggressor.
He also emphasized that all critical infrastructure in Slavutych has been switched to backup power, ensuring that essential services for the population can continue. Water remains available in the city, and social institutions are operating on generators, demonstrating a high level of preparedness for emergency situations.
Furthermore, communication and internet services in Slavutych remain stable, which is a crucial factor for residents during crises. Resilience points have been established to provide support and assistance to individuals facing difficult conditions.
It is worth noting that this is not the first instance of Slavutych experiencing power outages due to attacks by Russian forces. Earlier on March 25, approximately 21,000 residents of the city were also left without electricity following a similar attack. This underscores the persistent threat faced by Ukrainian cities and the necessity for readiness to respond to such situations.
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