10 October 2025

Power supply disrupted by attack restored in Chornomorsk

(PHOTO: DTEK Odesa Power Grids)

Electricity supply in Chornomorsk, Odesa region, has been restored after Russians attacked the city with drones on the morning of October 9.

This was reported by the head of the Odesa Regional Military Administration, Oleh Kiper.

According to him, critical infrastructure is operating normally. In total, more than 30,000 subscribers were left without electricity due to the shelling.

The enemy carried out 87 air strikes on the positions of Ukrainian troops and populated areas, dropping 192 guided bombs. In addition, 5,827 kamikaze drones were used and 4,192 attacks were carried out, including 118 from multiple launch rocket systems.

Meanwhile, on the night of October 10, Kryvyi Rih and Kremenchuk were hit by missiles. In Kryvyi Rih, a civilian facility was damaged, all services and transportation are working, but there is a threat of energy instability.

In the evening of October 9, Russians attacked Dnipro with drones. At least 10 UAVs were shot down within the city. The attack caused power outages. At around 5:00, ballistic missiles were launched at Dnipro. On the night of October 10, Russia attacked Zaporizhzhia with drones, causing a fire and injuring people. Kyiv was also under attack, with destruction in several districts.

Earlier, on the night of October 6, Odesa region was attacked by Russian drones - Shahed drones reached a specific target. Despite the active work of air defense, one of the hits fell on a civilian industrial facility, causing a fire and damage to property.

On October 2, a Ukrzaliznytsia depot in Odesa came under fire, where a train driver was injured by shrapnel. In addition, the attack damaged the roof and glazing of a private residential building.

Кирило Бойко

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