Missile attack on Ukraine: two thermal power plants damaged, one stops producing electricity

During the missile attack on Saturday, the Russians fired at two thermal power plants, one of them stopped generating electricity.

Source: DTEK Ukrenergo, the national energy regulator

Quote: "Russians fired at two DTEK thermal power plants; one of them stopped generating electricity.

During today's massive attack, the occupiers attacked two thermal power plants of DTEK Energo, which had already been repeatedly hit by enemy attacks.

Fortunately, no one was hurt."

Details: The equipment of the TPP was damaged as a result of the attack. Immediately after the end of the attack, the energy industry began to quickly eliminate the consequences.

This is the 26th terrorist attack on DTEK Energo facilities.

Later, DTEK shared the details of the consequences of an attack on one of the thermal power plants.

Quote: "The occupiers hit the turbine compartment of the power unit of the plant. One of the power units was destroyed. Other power units were also damaged. Currently, firefighters and plant workers continue to eliminate the consequences of the missile attack.

The destruction is large-scale. The situation is difficult."

Background: On Saturday, energy facilities were damaged as a result of the missile attack on Ukraine. Russian forces hit Kharkiv, Lviv, Ivano-Frankivsk, Zaporizhzhia, Vinnytsia and Kyiv oblasts. 

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