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Russian attacks cut power in six Ukrainian regions

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Russian attacks cut power in six Ukrainian regionsRoman Burakovsky · CC BY-SA 4.0

Russian attacks have caused power cuts in six Ukrainian oblasts, national operator Ukrenergo said. Its teams have begun repairs in areas where security conditions allow and are working to restore service for affected consumers, according to the company.

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