More than 650 towns and villages in Ukraine's Zhytomyr region lost electricity on November 1 after a Russian attack on energy infrastructure, according to Vitaliy Bunechko, head of the Regional Military Administration, in a Telegram message reported by the Ukrinform news agency.
“The enemy has once again attacked the region's energy infrastructure,” Bunechko wrote, according to Ukrinform. Technicians are working to restore supply, with no timeframe announced.
The agency does not say at what time the attack took place or how many customers have been left without power.
Story under review: the information comes from a single agency citing the regional official; the number of affected customers and when supply will be restored are still unknown.
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