What happened

DTEK said repeated Russian shelling of its energy facilities in the Nikopol, Marhanets and Pokrov area of Dnipropetrovsk region left 126,000 households without power, part of nearly 50 Russian attacks across five districts of the region that day. One person was injured. DTEK crews began restoration work once the security situation allowed, but the company said damage was extensive and full repair timelines were uncertain. Exact facility names were not disclosed, so the marker is an approximate reference for the affected area.

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