Emergency power cuts continue in Kyiv on 4 November and have also been introduced in Kyiv Oblast on the instructions of Ukrenergo, Ukraine's state-owned electricity transmission operator.
Source: DTEK , the largest private energy company in Ukraine
Details: Previously published schedules do not apply during emergency power cuts.
"At the moment, we have been unable to cancel the emergency power cuts in the capital," the company said.
According to DTEK, power engineers are working to stabilise the situation. The company has not specified when scheduled power cuts will resume.
Background: On 3 November, Ukrenergo reported one of Russia's largest attacks on Ukraine's energy sector . The company said that Russian forces had deliberately attacked energy facilities more than 20 times over the preceding 24 hours, causing significant damage to the infrastructure.
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