The Ukrainian Armed Forces attacked the power grid in the Zaporizhia region

The Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) have dealt another blow to critical infrastructure facilities in the Zaporizhia region, which is why power outages are possible in settlements south of Dneprorudny, Malaya and Velikaya Belozerka. This was announced on November 14 by the head of the region Evgeny Balitsky.

According to him, five emergency crews are working at the site, which "take all necessary actions to prevent power outages." He stressed that the regional Ministry of Energy coordinates the actions of all services to minimize the number of consumers left without electricity.

Balitsky noted that the heat supply to the population has been preserved: heating is functioning normally, and key facilities are provided with backup power.

"I ask you to understand possible outages. The power engineers are making every effort to eliminate the emergency situation as soon as possible and prevent possible outages," the head of the region said on the Telegram channel.

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Earlier, on November 13, it was reported that the Russian Armed Forces attacked facilities of the fuel, energy and transport complex of Ukraine. According to the Ministry of Defense, infrastructure facilities, locations of Ukrainian formations and foreign mercenaries were hit, as well as unmanned boats and several tugboats were destroyed.

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