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In the night of 12 September, on the temporarily occupied territory of Donetsk region, there were strikes on local infrastructure. This is reported by Glavkom, citing Exilenova+.
According to preliminary information, an impact occurred on a power system facility in the city of Snizhne, resulting in the loss of electricity supply in the settlement.
Telegram channels of the so-called DPR report problems with power across the entire region. Local publics also report high activity of unmanned aerial vehicles.
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As is known, on the night of 11 September, targets of the Russian invaders were hit in the occupied Shakhtarsk of Donetsk region.
A munitions depot was hit, after which there was a prolonged secondary detonation.
Earlier it was reported that parts of the temporarily occupied Donetsk, Horlivka, Makiivka, Yasynuvata, and several other settlements remained without power.
Similar outages and mass blackouts on the occupied territories of Donetsk have recently become a systemic phenomenon.
Earlier, in the temporarily occupied Donetsk, more than 117 thousand subscribers found themselves without power. This was reported by the so‑called mayor of the city, Oleksiy Kulemin.
According to him, large-scale outages affected the Petrovskyi, Kirovskyi, Kuibyshevskii, and Proletarsky districts.
In addition, the temporarily occupied Melitopol is experiencing a large-scale blackout.
The city is completely without power, forcing residents to seek any means and alternative sources to charge their phones.
Recall that all settlements in the Russian-controlled part of Kherson region remained without power, with partial de‑energization also occurring in the occupied parts of Zaporizhzhia region. This was stated by the Russian-appointed leaders of the occupation administrations – Volodymyr Saldo and Yevhen Balytsky in Telegram.
By the way, a similar large-scale blackout in the occupied territories of Zaporizhzhia and Kherson regions has been recorded previously—the cause was also attributed to a drone strike on high‑voltage equipment.
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