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On the night of 11 September, facilities of Russian invaders were struck in occupied Shakhtarsk, Donetsk region. This was reported by Hlavkom citing Exilenova+.
A warehouse of drones or munitions was hit, where secondary detonation continued for an extended time after the strike.
Occupied Snizhne was also under attack, where numerous explosions were recorded.
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Earlier it was reported that parts of temporarily occupied Donetsk, Horlivka, Makiivka, Yasynuvata, and several other settlements were left without power.
Similar disruptions and mass power outages in the territories of Donetsk region seized by Russia have recently become a systemic phenomenon.
Prior to this, in temporarily occupied Donetsk over 117 thousand subscribers were left without electricity. This was reported by the so‑called mayor of the city, Oleksiy Kulemsin.
According to him, the large‑scale outages affected the Petrovskyi, Kirovskyi, Kuibyshevskyi and Proletarskyi districts.
As is known, temporarily occupied Melitopol is experiencing a large‑scale blackout.
The city is completely without power, forcing local residents to seek any means and alternative sources to charge their phones.
Recall that all settlements in the Russia‑controlled part of Kherson region were left without power, and partial blackouts also occurred in the occupied territory of Zaporizhzhia region. This was announced by Russian‑appointed heads of the occupation administrations – Volodymyr Saldo and Yevhen Balytskyi on Telegram.
For the record, a similar large‑scale blackout in the occupied territories of Zaporizhzhia and Kherson regions was recorded earlier — at that time the cause was also named as a drone attack on high‑voltage equipment.
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