Russia damages Dnipro’s power transmission network: part of city left without power
Another Russian attack damaged power transmission network equipment in Dnipro, leaving part of the city and nearby areas without electricity.
Censor.NET reports this, citing DTEK.
Part of Dnipro left without electricity
Damage to transmission network equipment left residents in parts of Dnipro on both the right and left banks without power. Areas near the city also lost electricity.
Power crews have already begun restoration work. They aim to restore electricity to residents’ homes as quickly as possible.
Dnipro came under Russian attacks throughout the day
On 29 October, Russian forces repeatedly attacked Dnipro and other settlements in the region.
In the evening, an enemy drone hit the dormitory of Vocational School No. 17. A fire broke out after the strike. The children had reached shelter by the time of the attack.
According to the Dnipropetrovsk Regional Military Administration, two girls aged 15 and 16 were affected by the attack.
"They have acute stress reactions. Medics provided them with all necessary assistance at the scene," the regional military administration reported.
Overall, according to information from the regional military administration as of 6:30 p.m., Russian forces attacked four areas of the region nearly 40 times with drones and artillery throughout the day. Eighteen people were injured, including children.
The worst consequences were recorded in Dnipro, where Russian forces also struck the railway station. According to preliminary information, 14 people were killed in that attack.
