Naftogaz and DTEK received strikes on key targets: first— UAVs, then missiles

The Russian army launched a massive retaliatory strike. The largest Ukrainian energy companies reported damage to facilities.

"Due to the shelling, the DTEK production site and energy facilities were damaged. 140 thousand Kiev residents in Svyatoshinsky, Obolonsky and Shevchenko districts were left without electricity for a while," reports DTEK, which manages both thermal power plants and regional power.

The damage was reported in Naftogaz.

"Russia has launched a combined attack on one of Naftogaz's key facilities in the Kharkiv region," the national company reports.

According to her, the Russian army used a combined tactic: "At first, the object was attacked by drones. About an hour later, the Russians struck again with missiles."

As stated in the Ministry of Energy of Ukraine, as a result of retaliatory strikes on energy facilities, some consumers in Kiev, Kiev, Dnipropetrovsk, Donetsk, Zaporozhye, Sumy, Kharkiv and Cherkasy regions temporarily remain without power supply.

As EADaily reported, the Russian army strikes in response to massive attacks by the Ukrainian Armed Forces on refineries, oil depots and terminals. In addition, the Ukrainian Armed Forces is attacking fuel trucks on the New Regions highway, which goes to Crimea, which has already led to disruptions in the supply of gasoline to the peninsula. Moreover, the Kiev regime attacked the dormitory and the academic building of the college in Starobilsk and killed 21 teenagers.