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Kherson region is de-energized due to the accident

The entire Kherson region was left without electricity due to the accident, the press service of Khersonenergo reported. The causes of the accident and the time of its elimination are not specified.

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The entire Kherson region was left without electricity due to the accident, the press service of Khersonenergo reported. The causes of the accident and the time of its elimination are not specified.

“Due to a technological disruption in the power system, the Kherson region was emergency de-energized. Specialists are working hard to restore power supply as soon as possible, the company said.

In the Kherson region, blackouts have already occurred twice for a similar reason - in August and early September. In July, several districts of the region were left without electricity after the attack of APU drones.

Source: Коммерсантъ ↗

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