Russian Shelling Leaves 14,000 in Donetsk Without Power

• Russian shelling in the Donetsk region cuts power to 14,000 people.
• Power engineers working to restore supply, but repairs are slowed by shelling.
• Around 11,000 residents in the Kherson region are still without power after dam’s failure.

Around 14,000 individuals in the Donetsk frontline area are currently without electricity due to Russian shelling impacting the operations of a thermal power plant, as reported by Ukraine’s grid operator, Ukrenergo.

Months following the Nova Kakhovka dam’s failure, approximately 11,000 residents in the Kherson region continue to experience a lack of electricity, as stated by the operator.

Recalling the events from June, the destruction of the Nova Kakhovka dam in southern Ukraine resulted in tens of thousands of individuals being without access to both electricity and clean water.

This incident, regarded as one of Europe’s most significant industrial and ecological calamities in recent decades, led to the devastation of entire villages, the submergence of agricultural land, and extensive environmental harm.