Russian strikes cripple Kyiv Oblast grid; 700k Ukrainian households without power

Russian strikes damaged 10 DTEK facilities in Kyiv Oblast within a week, cutting power to over 203,000 families in the region and leaving nearly 700,000 households across Ukraine without electricity. Repairs are expected to take four days, but continued strikes are hampering restoration efforts. This is a continuation of Russia's campaign against Ukraine's energy infrastructure, with the scale of damage in a single week indicating an intensified effort to degrade grid resilience ahead of winter.

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