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Power disruptions affected the northern part of the region, Governor Oleh Kiper said. Crews were working amid repeated air raid alerts.
A large-scale Russian attack on energy infrastructure caused power disruptions in the northern part of Ukraine’s Odesa region, RBC-Ukraine reported on November 8, citing regional governor Oleh Kiper.
Crews from DTEK Odesa Grids had begun emergency repairs to address the consequences of the strikes. According to the report, workers continued efforts to restore electricity despite repeated air raid alerts.
RBC-Ukraine did not specify how many customers were affected, the extent of the damage or when repairs would be completed. Its report did not announce that power had been fully restored.
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