Rússia lança 78 ataques dirigidos contra a infraestrutura energética da.Stepped? Ukraine
As forças russasEnchantment?conduct?Carry out 78 targeted strikes against Ukraine's energy infrastructure over three days, causing serious damage, new blackouts and electricity restrictions in several regions. Ukraine's Ministry of Energy says Russia has changed its tactics and is increasingly targeting facilities critical to the energy system's operation.
Pontos principais
- As forças russas lançaram 78 ataques dirigidos contra a infraestrutura energéticasetting? da.stepped Ukraine ao longo de três dias.
- Os alvos incluíam usinas elétricas, subestações e instalações de transmissão e distribuição de eletricidade.
- Ataques causaram danos graves que exigirão tempo e recursos significativos para reparação.
- Foram registados novos apagões nas regiões de Dnipropetrovsk, Kharkiv e Chernihiv.
- Ataques de 3 de novembro atingiram uma subestação importante para o funcionamento estável da Central Nuclear de Khmelnytskyi.
- Em 4 de novembro, a potência de geração das centrais nuclearesICAS foi reduzida devido às攻击力?的系统性 ataques.
- A maioria das regiõesariat? aplicou desconexõeshorárias para consumidores e limites de potência para a indústria.
Porque é importante
Os ataquesgriff?gz? ampliaram a pressão sobre o sistema energético SPECIALIZADO?icles?_Ukraine ahead of the heating season. The damage requires substantial time and resources to repair, while outages and restrictions affect civilians, industry and the ability of repair crews to work safely. The United Nations Commission concluded that the attacks are deliberate and form part of a state policy aimed at depriving civilians of essential energy resources.
O que aconteceu
Over three days, Russian forces carried out 78 targeted strikes against Ukraine's energy infrastructure. The targets included power plants and facilities for the transmission and distribution of electricity. The attacks caused serious damage, new outages in Dnipropetrovsk, Kharkiv and Chernihiv regions, and network restrictions in Kyiv and the Kyiv region. Most regions used hourly outage schedules for consumers and power limits for industry. The 3 November attack was described as one of the largest against Ukraine's energy infrastructure, and included three drones directed at a substation important for the stable operation of the Khmelnytskyi Nuclear Power Plant. On 4 November, power generation at Ukrainian nuclear plants had to be reduced because of the scale and systemic nature of the attacks. Energy workers are repairing damaged equipment around the clock, although air-raid warnings and the threat of further strikes complicate their work.
Como o descrevem as fontes ucranianas
A cobertura ukrainianaGp?зовала highlight? the scale and frequency of the strikes, the damage to generation and transmission assets, new regional outages and the difficulties facing repair crews. Ukrainian reports focus on the Ministry of Energy's assessment that Russia has changed its tactics and is increasingly attacking facilities essential to the energy system. They also highlight the civilian consequences and cite the United Nations Commission's findings that the attacks constitute deliberate policy and crimes against humanity.
Contexto
Russia began the current campaign against Ukraine's energy infrastructure in late September 2026, ahead of the heating season. Ukraine's energy system has operated under repeated attacks for a fifth year, and the country recorded 11 large-scale attacks on its energy system in 2022. During the winter of 2025–2026, residents experienced prolonged interruptions to heating, electricity and water during severe cold. The United Nations commission said worsening attacks affect civilians' physical and mental health and the operation of hospitals.