Russian Attack Destroys Critical Infrastructure in Ukraine's Vinnytsia Region, Causing Power Outages
Overnight into Sunday, 18 October, a Russian attack destroyed critical infrastructure in Ukraine's Vinnytsia region. The headline of the report also mentions power supply disruptions.
A Russian attack overnight into Sunday, 18 October, resulted in the destruction of critical infrastructure in Ukraine's Vinnytsia region, according to a report by the Ukrainian outlet Ukrainska Pravda.
The headline of the report states that the attack also caused electricity outages in the region. Critical infrastructure refers to facilities on which the daily supply of services to residents depends, such as electricity.
The source gives no further details. It does not say which facilities were damaged, how many consumers lost power, whether there were casualties, or what weapons were used in the attack. The report may be updated once official information becomes available.
