On November 9, 2026, Russian forces struck the Tripoli Thermal Power Plant (TPP) again, located in the Kyiv region. According to a statement from "Centrenergo," the consequences of these shellings have proven to be extremely serious, although the exact scale of the damage has not yet been determined.
Change in the Nature of Attacks
Since the end of September 2026, Russia has significantly increased the intensity of shelling at the Tripoli TPP. The General Director of "Centrenergo," Serhiy Isachenko, noted that the nature of Russian attacks has changed dramatically. Now, within a short period, the enemy can utilize various types of weapons, including:
- ballistic missiles;
- reactive drones.
This creates new challenges for the protection of energy infrastructure, despite the presence of protective structures at the TPP.
Damage Assessment and Recovery
"Centrenergo" emphasized that the consequences of the shelling are extremely serious, but it is too early to talk about the specific scale of destruction. To assess the damage and determine the volume of necessary recovery work, specialists need to conduct a detailed inspection of the damaged equipment and infrastructure.
Visual Consequences of the Attacks
Published footage shows the aftermath of the Russian "hits" on the Tripoli TPP. They indicate serious damage that requires urgent response. Energy workers continue to work on assessing the situation to ensure the recovery of the plant's operations.