In a sample of 19 events from the last 7 days
The storylines the source's latest events belong to.
The case began with a report of a partial power outage on Pavlo Hlazovyi Street, 18, where a team was dispatched to investigate the causes. The following day, a similar issue arose on Postal Avenue, 16, where an emergency service was also working to resolve the malfunction. Currently, the situation regarding power supply is under the control of the relevant services.
On September 30, 2026, Russia launched massive strikes on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, resulting in the deaths of five people and power outages for consumers in Kyiv and five regions. The Prime Minister called for a check on the readiness of backup power systems, while MP Andriy Gerus reported no mass power outages. Later, Kyiv returned to scheduled power cuts.
In September 2026, Mykolaiv and other regions of Ukraine experienced numerous blackouts caused by Russian attacks on energy infrastructure. Following a large-scale power outage on September 8, electricity supply was gradually restored, but issues with power continued in various areas. As of late September, power interruptions were still reported in some regions.
On September 29, 2026, DTEK began emergency repair work on power lines in Kryvyi Rih, resulting in power outages at several addresses, including Yevhen Konovalets Street. On September 30, 2026, it was reported that faults on power lines at addresses on Vali Kotyka Street were being addressed.
On September 30, 2026, an attack on the energy infrastructure of the Kyiv region resulted in widespread power outages. At least four energy facilities were targeted, causing issues with electricity and water supply in some areas of the capital. This event marked the beginning of a campaign to destroy Ukraine’s energy system.
