Four days after heavy Russian attacks, electricity has been restored almost everywhere in the Ukrainian capital Kiev. The military administration announced on the Telegram news channel that the supply of electricity, water, heat and the mobile network has been almost completely restored since Sunday morning. The repairs are in the final phase. Meanwhile, air raid sirens sounded in several areas in eastern and southern Ukraine on Sunday following Russian missile strikes.
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy had earlier criticized Kiev mayor Vitali Klitschko with unusual openness for the power outage in Kiev. The former world boxing champion then warned of political disagreement and called for solidarity. Klitschko assured in the “Bild am Sonntag” that work was being done to restore the power supply in “record speed”.
On Wednesday, Russia targeted the neighboring country’s energy infrastructure with dozens of missiles and cruise missiles, causing serious damage. Electricity, water and heat were also cut out in many other parts of the country.
Several attacks in the south and east on Sunday
According to Ukrainian sources, a Russian missile strike hit the town of Kryvyi Rih in the south of the country. Two missiles destroyed a transportation infrastructure early Sunday, military governor Valentyn Resnichenko said on the Telegram news channel. The military administration called on the population to take shelter in bomb shelters. There were explosions in the city. Initially nothing was known about victims.
Air raid sirens have been issued in several areas in eastern and southern Ukraine. According to Ukrainian sources, the Nikopol district north of the Dnipro River was also shelled with shells and heavy artillery. On Sunday night, two rockets also hit a farm in a suburb of the southern Ukrainian city of Zaporizhia, the army said. There were no deaths or injuries.
At least 13 people were injured
At least 13 people were injured in renewed Russian missile attacks on the Ukrainian industrial city of Dnipro northeast of Kryvyi Rih on Saturday, according to military governor Resnichenko.
Source: Krone
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