Power facilities damaged as result of russian night attack on Kyiv - DTEK

In Kyiv, as a result of a massive russian attack on the night of July 2, power facilities were damaged, leaving some residents of the capital without electricity.

This was announced by the DTEK group on the Telegram channel, Ukrainian News Agency reports.

"Kyiv: DTEK power facilities were damaged as a result of a massive night attack. Due to the shelling, some Kyiv residents are currently without electricity," the message says.

Power engineers have already begun emergency restoration work and are gradually returning electricity to consumers.

What is known about the shelling on July 2

On the night of July 2, russia launched a massive attack on Kyiv. The strike damaged residential buildings, a market, and other civilian infrastructure, including a building housing one of the emergency medical substations. The death toll from the Russian attack on Kyiv has risen to 30 people.

Following the nighttime russian attack, temporary disruptions to some Vodafone services are possible. Earlier, the Kyiv-based internet provider Undernet reported service disruptions due to damage to one of the capital's key data centers as a result of the russian missile attack.

Also, as a result of the massive russian attack on Kyiv, a MOYO warehouse containing network equipment and electronics was completely destroyed by fire.

As a result of the massive russian shelling of Kyiv on the night of July 2, the Regional Intensive Care Hospital—which had been evacuated from Mariupol—sustained damage. The outpatient clinic suffered the most extensive damage, while the operating room sustained minor damage.

Russian troops also damaged the building housing one of the emergency medical service substations. Ambulance workers were injured in the strike.

The day before, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned that russia was preparing to launch a new massive strike against Ukraine, so people should respond to air raid alerts and take shelter.