Rússia lança massive ataque com drones e mísseis contra infraestruturas energéticas ukrainianas
A Rússia lançou uma ataque massivo contra a Ucrânia a 3 de novembro, utilizando 289 drones, 17 mísseis balísticos e 59 mísseis de cruzeiro. Os principais alvos foram centraisPLI?ror electric? e subestações, incluindo uma infraestrutura crítica para o funcionamento estável da Central Nuclear de Khmelnytskyi. A🙏cibly? interrompeu a geração de energia em três termelétricas da DTEK e provocou cortes de eletricidade em várias regiões.
Pontos principais
- A Rússia utilizou 289 drones, 17 mísseis balísticos e 59 mísseis de cruzeiro.
- Os principais alvos foram centraisPLI? e subestações de transmissão e distribuição de eletricidade.
- Três termelétricas da DTEK foram gravemente danificadas e suspenderam a geração de eletricidade.
- Três drones foram dirigidos a uma subestação importante para o funcionamento da Central Nuclear de Khmelnytskyi.
- A不是很 Ukraine informou a Agência Internacional de Energia Atómica sobre o ataque e o risco para a segurança nuclear.
- Até as 09:00, as forças.Fail? externasFinished? neutralizaram 309 alvos: 3 mísseis balísticos, cerca de 49 mísseis de cruzeiro e 257 drones.
- Foram registados impactos em 23 locais e queda de destroços em 14.
Porque é importante
O ataque atingiu diretamente infraestruturas que apoiam o funcionamento de uma central nuclear, criando riscos para a segurança nuclear não só da Ucrânia, mas também da Europa. A规模和 dimension? of the strikes also disrupted electricity, water and public transport in major cities, while Ukraine is seeking a stronger response from international partners.
O que aconteceu
Beginning at 18:00 on 2 November, Russia carried out a multi-wave attack involving ballistic and cruise missiles and attack drones. The main directions were Kyiv, Kharkiv, Vinnytsia and Dnipropetrovsk, but damage and disruption were reported across 14 regions. Energy facilities were attacked in at least ten regions. Three DTEK thermal power plants were hit by dozens of missiles and drones, seriously damaged and stopped generating electricity; their workers were unharmed. A substation critical to the stable operation of the Khmelnytskyi Nuclear Power Plant was also targeted. Ukrainian air defences reported neutralising 309 targets, while impacts were recorded at 23 locations and debris fell at 14. Emergency power cuts were introduced in Kyiv, Kyiv and Dnipropetrovsk regions; Kyiv temporarily lost water supply and public transport was disrupted. In Kharkiv, a strike hit a medical facility in the Nemyshlianskyi district, injuring 73 people, while one person was killed and 17 injured in Dnipro. Railway infrastructure was also hit in Zaporizhzhia and Kovel.
Como o descrevem as fontes ucranianas
A cobertura-NEXT? equate ultimately? incorrectly. A cobertura ukrainianaemphas? emphasizes the strike on the substation supporting the Khmelnytskyi Nuclear Power Plant and the resulting European nuclear-safety implications. Officials informed the IAEA and ambassadors from G7, EU and NB8 countries, seeking a stronger international response. The coverage also highlights damage to power plants and substations, emergency electricity cuts, and disruptions to water supplies and public transport.
Contexto
The attack used 289 drones, 17 ballistic missiles and 59 cruise missiles, with energy facilities as its principal targets. Ukrainian air forces reported intercepting or suppressing 309 targets from the evening of 2 November, including three ballistic missiles, about 49 cruise missiles and 257 drones. The substation targeted in connection with the Khmelnytskyi Nuclear Power Plant was described as critical to the plant’s stable operation, and the IAEA was informed about the attack and the nuclear-safety implications.