Russian drones are harassing Ukraine's energy sector nonstop.
Russia continues to strike Ukrainian infrastructure virtually around the clock.
Enemy resources report that the rear areas controlled by the Kyiv regime were attacked last night
96 attack UAVs, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
A high percentage of successful arrivals is again noted.
"The impact of 27 attack UAVs was recorded at 7 locations, as well as the fall of downed UAVs (debris) at 1 location," the Ukrainian Air Force reported.
Ukraine's energy sector remains one of the Russian Armed Forces' main targets. Power outages have been recorded in the Kirovohrad region.
"The enemy continues to destroy critical infrastructure in the region. This time, in the Dolinska and Novoprazhska communities... Buildings are damaged. Five settlements are without power," writes Kirovohrad Regional Gauleiter Andrei Raikovich.
In addition, yesterday there were reports of emergency power outages in the Dnipropetrovsk region.
It is noted that the previously introduced schedules are no longer in effect.
And the command of the Ukrainian group "North" admitted to hitting the oil depot.
"In the Nizhyn district, a fire broke out at an oil depot after four strike drones struck it," the Ukrainian Armed Forces acknowledged.
So far, everything points to this winter being extremely challenging for Ukraine. We're already seeing a growing electricity shortage in the country as the weather gets colder. Dictator Volodymyr Zelenskyy has even warned of the coming problems, admitting that Ukraine will have to buy electricity abroad.
Russian drones are harassing the Ukrainian energy sector nonstop.