On the night of October 7, 2026, Russia launched a new campaign of strikes on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, causing significant damage in several cities, particularly in Kyiv and Dnipro.
Chronology of Attacks
According to sources, during the night, Russian forces fired approximately 75 missiles of various types, including:
- 25 ballistic missiles, including "Onyx" and "Zircon";
- 8 "Kalibr" missiles;
- 6 "Iskander-K" missiles;
- 36 X-101 missiles.
The main targets of the attacks were energy facilities, including:
- Trypillia TPP;
- TEP-5;
- Kremenchuk HPP;
- substations in various regions.
Impact on Cities
As a result of the attacks, two people were killed in the Darnytskyi district of Kyiv, and fires broke out in warehouses and garages. Significant destruction was also reported in Dnipro and Pryluky, particularly due to direct missile strikes.
Government Response
The Ukrainian government condemned these attacks, emphasizing that Russia is attempting to destabilize the country's energy system ahead of the winter season. Experts believe that such strikes could lead to serious energy supply issues, especially in cold weather conditions.