
Strike on DTEK energy facility in Odesa region causes power outages in part of the area
Russian troops attacked a major DTEK energy facility in northern Odesa Oblast, leaving part of the population without electricity.

Russian troops attacked a major DTEK energy facility in northern Odesa Oblast, leaving part of the population without electricity.

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Power supply interruptions are observed in the northern districts of Odesa Oblast due to a massive attack on energy infrastructure.

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Senior lieutenant of the Defence Forces of Ukraine stated that the enemy is demonstrating abnormal activity at the front, ignoring worsening weather conditions.

Head of Dnipropetrovsk Regional Military Administration Oleksandr Hanza reported nearly 40 enemy strikes on six districts of the region. Two people were killed, and residents of Dnipro, Nikopol, Pavlohrad and other communities were affected.

Yaroslav Polezhaiev, born on 13 November 1995 in the Donetsk region, was a veteran of the Russian-Ukrainian war. His first mobilisation took place in 2016, when he served near Mariupol.
Following the start of Russia's full-scale invasion in March 2022, Polezhaiev joined the 23rd Separate Mechanised Infantry Battalion "Khortytsia". In the unit, he served as a scout, using the callsign "Yakudza".
In July 2023, near the city of Lyman, the soldier sustained a serious injury. The consequences of this injury led to the amputation of his leg.
Despite his disability, Yaroslav continued to engage in sports. He became an amputee football player, competing in official tournaments for the teams "Shakhtar-Stalevi" (Donetsk) and "Kolos-Bureviy" (Kyiv region).
In 2024, Polezhaiev was called up to the Ukraine amputee football national team.
His death was announced on the official social media page of the "Kolos-Bureviy" team. The veteran is survived by his wife and young daughter.
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