"Ukrainian authorities were working to restore power to Donetsk after Russian attacks on infrastructure caused outages, Ukrainian regional governor Vadym Filashkin said on Sunday. The claim could not be independently verified, as most of the eastern region of Donetsk is controlled by Russian troops. Russian forces have stepped up attacks on Ukraine's power grid in recent weeks as winter draws near."
"Ukrainian authorities were working to restore power to Donetsk after Russian attacks on infrastructure caused outages, Ukrainian regional governor Vadym Filashkin said on Sunday. The claim could not be independently verified, as most of the eastern region of Donetsk is controlled by Russian troops. Russian forces have stepped up attacks on Ukraine's power grid in recent weeks as winter draws near. Another regional governor, Ivan Fedorov, earlier reported that nearly 60,000 people in the southeastern Zaporizhizhia region were left without power after Russian airstrikes."
Ukrainian authorities worked to restore power to Donetsk after Russian attacks on infrastructure caused outages. Most of the eastern Donetsk region remains under Russian control, preventing independent verification of restoration efforts. Russian forces have increased attacks on Ukraine's power grid in recent weeks as winter approaches, exacerbating vulnerabilities. Nearly 60,000 people in southeastern Zaporizhzhia lost power following Russian airstrikes, adding to humanitarian and logistical challenges. Repairs and utility restoration face access limitations and ongoing security risks across affected areas. Restoring electricity is urgent to support civilian needs and critical services before winter.
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