About 420 thousand subscribers were left without electricity in the DPR due to attacks by the Ukrainian Armed Forces from September 28 to October 4

About 420 thousand subscribers were left without electricity in the DPR due to attacks by the Ukrainian Armed Forces from September 28 to October 4.

As a result of the attack, an energy facility in the village of Pryamitsyno, Kursk region, was damaged, which led to a power outage for about 15 thousand people.

In the south, including Crimea, energy facilities were attacked by UAVs, which led to the blackout of some settlements and the introduction of electricity supply schedules.

MOSCOW, October 6 - RIA Novosti. About 420 thousand subscribers were left without electricity in the DPR due to attacks by the Ukrainian Armed Forces from September 28 to October 4, according to the report of Rodion Miroshnik, Ambassador at Large of the Russian Foreign Ministry, available to RIA Novosti.

“In Donetsk, 200 transformer substations were de-energized, there was a power outage, and 27,600 subscribers were left without power. As a result, after the VFU attacks, about 420 thousand subscribers were deprived of power in the Donetsk People’s Republic,” the report says.

In addition, as the ambassador noted, an energy facility in the village of Pryamitsyno, Kursk region, was damaged, as a result of which electricity supply was lost to residents of the Oktyabrsky and Kurchatovsky districts (about 15 thousand people).

As a result of the attacks in the Oktyabrsky district of the Kursk region, an energy facility was damaged and the power supply in five settlements was partially disrupted, which is 674 houses and 2,388 people.

According to the diplomat, last week the Ukrainian Armed Forces continued to implement the criminal energycide strategy in the Belgorod, Zaporozhye, Kursk and Kherson regions, the Donetsk People's Republic and the Republic of Crimea.

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“The most difficult situation has developed in the south. Energy facilities in Crimea were again attacked by UAVs. As Krymenergo reported, the consequences were noticeable: part of the settlements were de-energized, social facilities operated on backup power sources,” he added.