DTEK Company, which supplies electricity, stated that parts of the…
DTEK Company, which supplies electricity, stated that parts of the Primorsky, Khibeysky, and Persytsky districts of Odessa remain without power, and some infrastructure objects are partially de-energized.
Consensus
- A power outage occurred in parts of Odesa.
- The outage was caused by an emergency situation involving equipment from another company.
- The energy provider, DTEK, reported that some infrastructure and districts were partially without electricity.
- DTEK stated that repairs would take time and that efforts were underway to restore power.
Points of divergence
- The Russian Ministry of Defense reported that Russian forces struck the Odesa Thermal Power Station (TEC) and seven electrical substations in Ukraine. — vesti
- The Odesa Oblast Military Administration head, Oleh Kiper, stated that the power outage followed shelling, and that there were also problems with water and communication supplies. — tg_radiosvoboda
- The Ukrainian Border Service temporarily suspended traffic on the Odessa–Reni highway, making some border crossings with Moldova inaccessible to motorists, though not officially closed. — tg_radiosvoboda
Coverage (2 sources)
- Part of Odessa remains without electricity — Вести
- In Odesa – problems with electricity, water and communications supplies after shelling — Радио Свобода
Key entities
- Odessa
- DTEK
- Moscow
- Ministries of Defense
- Russia
- Ukraine
- Primorsky
- Oleg Kiper
- Odessa Regional Military Administration
- Peresypsky District
- Odessky District
- Хаджибейского