Ukraine — emergency outages in seven regions and Kyiv after overnight attack

2 November 2026 · overnight and morning

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49.9000, 31.6000

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Ukrenergo said emergency power outages were introduced in certain regions after Russian attacks on the energy system overnight on 2 November; UNN lists Sumy, Chernihiv, Cherkasy, Poltava and Zhytomyr regions plus Kyiv and Kyiv region. Facilities were damaged in Odesa and Kyiv regions; those are recorded separately. Consumer totals were not given. The marker is a national aggregate reference.

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Evidence: Documented
Confidence: High
Infrastructure: Power Grid
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Latitude: 49.9000°
Longitude: 31.6000°

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Attributed to Russia🇷🇺

Ukrenergo and DTEK statements via UNN.

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Russia attacked the energy infrastructure again, emergency power outages in a number of regions and KyivUNN, citing DTEK, Ukrenergo and Kyiv Oblast Military Administration · Incident reporting

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