Power Grid

Zaporizhzhia — city power outage during combined Russian strike

Night of 10–11 August 2026 · Updated 07:00 local time

Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine

What happened

Russian forces launched a combined overnight strike on Zaporizhzhia using ballistic missiles and guided aerial bombs, causing fires and leaving part of the city without electricity. Zaporizhzhia regional head Ivan Fedorov reported six people killed and 19 injured as of 07:00, with residential buildings and other infrastructure damaged. Associated Press subsequently reported that the attack also involved Zircon missiles, Iskander ballistic missiles and long-range drones, and that one strike hit the grounds of a children's hospital. Neither source identified a substation, generating plant, transmission line or other energy facility as a direct target, nor published the number of disconnected customers, damage to grid equipment or a restoration timeline. The marker is therefore placed at city level and records a confirmed attack-related power outage rather than a verified direct strike on energy infrastructure.

Evidence
Documented
Confidence
High
Infrastructure
Power Grid
Latitude
47.8400°
Longitude
35.1400°

Attribution

Attributed to Russia

Zaporizhzhia regional authorities and Ukraine's Air Force attributed the combined strike to Russian forces.

Sources

  1. Russians massively attacked Zaporizhia with missiles and KABs: 6 people killed, 19 injuredUkrainska Pravda, citing Zaporizhzhia Oblast Military Administration head Ivan Fedorov · Incident reporting
  2. Russian aerial attacks kill 9 in Ukraine as Zelenskyy warns Moscow is getting more North Korea helpAssociated Press · Independent corroboration of the Zaporizhzhia casualties and attack details