Russia has again attacked the energy system of Donetsk region: how they restore electricity.

According to inkorr.com: On October 6, Russian terrorists again attacked the energy infrastructure of Donetsk region, resulting in some populated areas being left without electricity. This was reported by the head of the Donetsk OVA, Vadim Filashkin, as reported by 'Glavkom'.

Consequences of attacks on energy infrastructure

The head of the OVA noted:

'Specialists are working to restore electricity supply with security considerations. The enemy seeks to make life in Donetsk as difficult as possible - and will continue to do so, especially in the winter period. I urge all civilians: be responsible! Evacuate in time!'

Repeated attacks on Donetsk region

On the evening of October 4, Russian occupiers also carried out attacks on Donetsk region, attempting to damage critical infrastructure, particularly in the energy sector. Ukrainian energy workers have already begun to install American-made batteries in secret locations to provide light and heat to residents in case of energy supply blockades during shelling.

Due to the attacks by Russian occupiers, Ukrainian cities and villages are again under threat. Ukrainian energy workers are taking measures for uninterrupted electricity supply, installing American batteries in case of possible blockades and shelling.

The situation in the region remains tense, and Ukrainian specialists are doing everything possible for the rapid restoration of energy systems. Each new strike and attack puts the lives of civilians at risk, and local authorities continue to urge residents to take care of their safety.