The Mayor of Ivano-Frankivsk Warns of New Strikes on Energy Infrastructure from October 10.

Ivano-Frankivsk Prepares for Possible Attacks from Russia

According to inkorr.com: The Mayor of Ivano-Frankivsk, Ruslan Marcinkiv, warned residents about the growing threat of Russian attacks on critical infrastructure in Ukraine, especially from October 10. He urged residents to be ready for possible power outages.

“Some cities in Ukraine are without electricity for over a day. I believe the number of strikes will increase, especially from October 10. There are great threats throughout Ukraine, and our community is no exception,” said the mayor.

Preparation for Outages

Ruslan Marcinkiv called on residents to stay alert, respond appropriately to air raid signals, and promptly seek shelter.

The Mayor of Ivano-Frankivsk, Marcinkiv, who planned to introduce 'language patrols,' announced an increase in Russian strikes on energy infrastructure from October 10 pic.twitter.com/W1qvVqzxP8

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He emphasized the importance of preparing for possible disruptions in electricity supply, even hoping to avoid outages.

It is worth noting that in the city of Irpin, Mykhailivtsi-Rubezhivtsi, and Zabuchchya, electricity outages are scheduled for October 3 for preventive maintenance work. Several streets will be without electricity from 6 AM to evening.

Consequences of Previous Attacks

After the attack on September 28 in the Kyiv region, three people remain injured: two adults and a child, all in stable condition. This was reported by the head of the Kyiv Regional Military Administration, Mykola Kalashnyk, noting that work in the affected areas continues.

He also added that DTEK crews have already restored electricity supply, and apartment-by-apartment connection of consumers is currently ongoing. Additional police units are on duty overnight to protect damaged apartments.

Residents of Ivano-Frankivsk should be ready for possible electricity outages and respond carefully to air raid signals. The restoration of electricity supply continues after the attacks in Kyiv region, and there has already been some progress in this matter.