Blackouts and power outages
A blackout is a large-scale power outage across a city, region, or country. On Ukrainian territory, blackouts often occur as a result of Russian strikes on energy infrastructure, particularly in southern regions (Odesa, Mykolaiv, Kherson). The phenomenon is accompanied by the need to implement emergency measures, alternative energy sources, and backup power supply systems to provide the population with light and heat.
21 September 2026
All pumping stations in Mykolaiv have been equipped with generators19 September 2026
Two districts of Odessa and its suburbs were left without power following an attack by the Russian Federation14 September 2026
Kherson is completely without power due to an accident13 September 2026
The occupiers acknowledged power outages in the occupied Kherson region17 August 2026
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In the occupied south, substations and the Zuivska Thermal Power Plant came under attack19 June 2026
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Kherson was partially left without electricity30 April 2026
Mykolaiv region introduces strict power outage schedules26 April 2026
Part of Kherson without electricity after shelling19 April 2026
Shahids hit Mykolaiv: two districts without electricity16 April 2026
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