Energy workers injured in Russian attack in Poltava region

Four energy workers were injured during a Russian strike on the Poltava region.

Repair work is underway in all affected regions where the security situation permits. Energy workers are working around the clock to restore power, though their efforts are complicated by frequent air raid alerts.

On November 11, Russian forces attacked the Poltava region using strike drones and “Banderol” loitering munitions. A strike on the Karlivka community resulted in injuries to four people.

According to updated information, three individuals sustained injuries of moderate severity, while one person is in serious condition. All are receiving the necessary medical care.

In Poltava, five people were injured; two are receiving outpatient care, while three remain hospitalized in serious condition.