In a sample of 12 events from the last 7 days
The storylines the source's latest events belong to.
On September 30, 2026, stabilisation power outage schedules were introduced in the Kyiv region, lasting until the end of the day. By October 1, 2026, these schedules were cancelled in Kyiv, according to DTEK.
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.
Ukraine is experiencing Internet issues due to power outages and attacks on infrastructure. Citizens are adapting by using power banks and other means to maintain connectivity. New advice has emerged on what to do in case of mobile network and Internet outages.
In August 2026, Russia launched a series of massive attacks on Ukraine using drones and missiles. These attacks resulted in dozens of casualties and significant damage to civilian infrastructure. Ukraine’s air defence forces actively repelled the assaults, but in some cases, enemy targets reached their objectives.
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.
