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Russian drone strike hits energy facility in Poltava Oblast, leaving 22,000 without power

A Russian drone strike on a power facility in Poltava Oblast, Ukraine, left 22,000 customers without electricity. The attack occurred two days after another Russian drone hit an energy facility in Lubny district, affecting around 6,000 consumers. Both strikes are attributed to Russian military operations in the region.

On October 4, 2026, a Russian drone struck a power facility in Poltava Oblast, Ukraine, causing a blackout for 22,000 residents. The attack was reported by Ukrinform and Kyiv Independent. The strike followed a similar incident two days earlier in Lubny district, where a drone attack left approximately 6,000 consumers without power. Both incidents are attributed to Russian military actions in the region. The Kyiv Independent noted the timing of the strikes, emphasizing a pattern of attacks on energy infrastructure.

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IndependentKyiv IndependentOct 5, 01:37 AM
Russian drone strike hits energy facility in Poltava Oblast, leaves 22,000 without power

The strike comes just two days after another Russian drone hit an energy facility in the region’s Lubny district, leaving around 6,000 consumers without electricity.

StateUkrinformOct 4, 11:30 PM
Drone strike on power facility in Poltava region leaves 22,000 customers without power - ukrinform.net

Drone strike on power facility in Poltava region leaves 22,000 customers without power  ukrinform.net

StateUkrinformOct 4, 11:30 PM
Drone strike on power facility in Poltava region leaves 22,000 customers without power - Ukrinform

Drone strike on power facility in Poltava region leaves 22,000 customers without power  Ukrinform