Three DTEK thermal power plants destroyed following massive Russian attack on November 3. PHOTO
Energy company DTEK has released images showing the aftermath of the November 3 Russian strike on three of its thermal power plants. The plants stopped generating electricity because of extensive destruction.
The company’s press service reported this, Censor.NET reports.
Aftermath of Russian strikes on thermal power plants
"UNIQUE IMAGES: this is what DTEK’s thermal power plants look like after the massive attack. Three of our thermal power plants all stopped operating yesterday because of extensive destruction," the statement reads.
The photographs show destroyed building structures, mangled steel frames, fragments of equipment and pipelines, concrete rubble and buckled floor slabs.
What is known about the strike
- According to DTEK, overnight into November 3 and that morning, Russia launched another massive attack on three of the company’s thermal power plants using dozens of missiles and drones. DTEK said the destruction was extensive and the plants had stopped generating electricity.