After the shelling in Odesa, over 15 thousand consumers were left without electricity.
Equipment at an energy facility owned by DTEK has been damaged in the Berezovsky district. An inspection and repair will begin once it is safe to do so; a specific timeline for restoring power has not yet been established.
In the evening of October 20, a Russian attack damaged an energy facility in Odesa region. According to DTEK "Odesa Power Networks," more than 15 thousand consumers in the Berezivsky district have lost electricity due to damage to the equipment.
Currently, the security situation does not allow experts to inspect the facility and begin repairs. They will be able to proceed with the work once the conditions allow. The company explains that it will take time to restore the equipment to working order. An exact date for the restoration of electricity has not yet been announced.
According to DTEK, this facility is the fifth energy facility of the company to be damaged during the day. Energy workers say they are working around the clock to restore power to consumers.
Estimated restoration times can be obtained by contacting the DTEK "Odesa Power Networks" website, the company's Viber group, or its Telegram bot.