Part of Kyiv left without electricity — itʼs all due to a night Russian attack on critical infrastructure. There are injured

Russia massively shelled Ukraine, including Kyiv, on the night of October 10. Now, due to strikes on critical infrastructure, parts of the capital are experiencing problems with electricity and water supply.

This was reported by Kyiv Mayor Vitaliy Klitschko and DTEK.

In particular, the left bank was left without power supply. Energy workers are working to restore power — first to critical infrastructure facilities. According to the mayor of the capital, the situation is difficult.

12 people were injured in the shelling in Kyiv, eight of whom were hospitalized.

In the Pechersky district, UAV debris hit a multi-story residential building, where apartments on several floors were on fire. The fire has already been extinguished.

In the Holosiivsky district, the attack damaged the facade and windows on the 5th floor of a ten-story building. Cars in the yard were also on fire.

In the Podilsky and Desnyansky districts, debris fell onto open territory.

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