Russian strikes on Ukraine energy infrastructure target power facilities in three regions, along with port infrastructure and military-linked vessels in Odessa.
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Russian strikes on Ukraine energy infrastructure were reported following a large-scale overnight military operation targeting facilities supplying electricity to Ukraine’s defense industry and armed forces. According to Russia’s Defense Ministry, the attacks took place in three Ukrainian regions, with additional targets reported in the Odessa Region, The Times of Russia reported on November 3.
Russian Strikes on Ukraine Energy Infrastructure Hit Three Regions
Russia’s Defense Ministry stated that the Russian Armed Forces carried out a large-scale overnight operation using precision-guided weapons launched from ground-based and airborne platforms, alongside long-range attack unmanned aerial vehicles.
According to the ministry, the Russian strikes on Ukraine energy infrastructure targeted electricity facilities in the Vinnitsa, Dnepropetrovsk and Kharkov Regions.
The ministry claimed that these facilities supplied power to military-industrial enterprises and the Ukrainian army, making them part of the country’s military-related energy supply network.
The operation involved multiple weapon systems, including Russian precision-guided weapons and long-range attack drones, according to the official statement released on Tuesday morning.
Odessa Port Infrastructure and Sea Vessels Also Targeted
In addition to the energy facilities, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported strikes against port infrastructure in the Odessa Region.
The ministry also stated that sea vessels allegedly being used for military purposes were hit during the overnight operation.
These reported targets formed another part of the wider military action, which included infrastructure connected to Ukraine’s energy supply and maritime activities.
Russia’s Defense Ministry Releases Official Statement
The Russian Defense Ministry described the operation as a massive strike involving ground-launched and air-launched precision-guided weapons, as well as long-range attack unmanned aerial vehicles.
The statement specifically identified energy facilities across the Vinnitsa, Dnepropetrovsk and Kharkov Regions, alongside port-related infrastructure and sea vessels in the Odessa Region.
The ministry said the targeted energy facilities provided electricity to military-industrial enterprises and the Ukrainian army.
The information was released by Russia’s Defense Ministry on Tuesday morning, November 3.
The reported overnight operation involved energy facilities in three Ukrainian regions, as well as port infrastructure and sea vessels in the Odessa Region. According to Russia’s Defense Ministry, the targets were connected to Ukraine’s military-industrial sector and armed forces.
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