What happened

The head of the Derhachi City Military Administration said a Russian strike on an energy-infrastructure facility completely cut electricity to Derhachi and surrounding settlements on 29 September. Repair crews were assessing the damage, but the duration of restoration work remained dependent on its scale and the threat of repeat attacks. The outage also forced the centralised water network onto a restricted pumping schedule, and authorities said public charging and internet points would be opened if power was not restored within a day. The reviewed reporting did not identify the facility, weapon, damaged equipment, customer count or precise impact location. The marker represents Derhachi and is not a verified facility coordinate.

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