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Reports indicate the movement of CABs to the Kherson and Kharkiv regions. Information about CABs was received from various sources over several days.
The occupied part of Kherson region is experiencing prolonged power outages. After a brief restoration of electricity, power has again disappeared in many settlements, where it has been absent for months. The occupying administration does not provide information on repair timelines.
On September 8, 2026, a power outage occurred in the Kherson community and Mykolaiv. The reasons for the disconnection are currently being investigated, and specialists are working to address the consequences. Emergency points are available around the clock in case of prolonged outages.
Kherson authorities warn residents of potential serious consequences during winter due to Russian airstrikes that damaged critical infrastructure. Regional military administration head Oleksandr Prokudin urged evacuation, stating the city may face prolonged outages of electricity, water, gas, and heating.
Power outages were reported in some areas of Kherson. Following this, reports indicated that electricity supply began to be restored.
In Kherson, water supply disruptions are possible due to Russian attacks. In the Dnipro and Central districts of the city, water will be supplied at reduced pressure, and utility services are working to restore stable water supply.
Residents of Kherson, including those who have evacuated or whose homes have been destroyed, are receiving electricity bills due to automatic billing based on remote meter readings. To stop these charges, homeowners must provide documentation confirming the damage to their properties.
Kherson currently receives electricity equivalent to that of a single supermarket in Kyiv due to intensified Russian shelling. Alexander Prokudin, head of the Kherson Regional Military Administration, stated that the city may remain without power for an extended period, despite efforts to find alternative energy solutions.
Authorities in Kherson Oblast have urged residents to evacuate to safer regions due to the threat of power and heating shortages this winter. Ongoing shelling and damage to critical infrastructure, including the Kherson Thermal Power Plant, have prompted an increase in those seeking to leave amid concerning forecasts for winter conditions in the city.
Ukrainian companies Windcraft Tavriya and Windcraft Kalanchak have filed a lawsuit against Austrian insurer UNIQA in the Supreme Court, seeking over 10 billion UAH in compensation for lost assets due to occupation. The insurer has refused to pay the claimed amount.
Oleksandr Prokudin, head of the Kherson regional military administration, urged residents to evacuate due to increasing dangers from intensified Russian attacks. He emphasised the importance of honest communication with the public regarding the challenging security situation in the region.
On August 26, Russian forces attacked the Kherson thermal power plant, causing significant destruction. The extent of the damage will be assessed once the security situation stabilises.
