Overview
- Regional authorities said critical infrastructure was hit by an enemy UAV, leaving several settlements without electricity.
- Slavutych officials reported outages and warned of reduced water supply as the local utility urged residents to stock up on drinking water.
- Chernihivoblenergo confirmed the 20 October strike and said power engineers are working to repair damage and restore service.
- Mykola Kalashnyk said Slavutych was temporarily without power and noted that the city's invincibility centres are ready to assist residents.
- The loss of power in Slavutych led to a three-hour electricity interruption at the Chornobyl Nuclear Power Plant, according to local reports.