IN BRIEF: Russian strikes hit energy infrastructure, ships

Russian Politics & Diplomacy November 10, 10:36

In particular, a 330 kV electrical substation was struck in Volnogorsk in the Dnepropetrovsk Region

MOSCOW, November 10. /TASS/. Russian forces struck energy infrastructure supporting Ukraine's defense industry and vessels, Russia's Defense Ministry said.

TASS has put together the main details about the targets hit.

Defense Ministry statements

- Russian forces continue to carry out drone strikes on energy infrastructure supporting Ukraine's defense industry and on ships carrying military equipment and dual-use cargo intended for the Ukrainian armed forces, the ministry said.

Targets hit

- According to the ministry, a 330 kV electrical substation was struck in Volnogorsk in the Dnepropetrovsk Region.

- Russian forces also hit a 154 kV electrical substation in Kremenchug in the Poltava Region.

- Two 110 kV electrical substations were also struck in Pereyaslav and Yagotin in the Kiev Region.

- Russian forces also targeted a dry cargo ship carrying weapons and military equipment and a tanker transporting fuel and lubricants for the Ukrainian army in the Black Sea northeast of Odessa.

- Another dry cargo ship carrying dual-use cargo for the Ukrainian armed forces was hit in the Black Sea east of Odessa.

Situation in Ukraine

- Critical infrastructure was damaged in the Kirovograd Region, sparking a fire, Ukraine's State Emergency Service said.

- According to information posted on the service's Telegram channel, the damaged infrastructure is in the region's Golovanevsky District.

- Firefighting efforts are continuing.

- An energy facility and an industrial enterprise were damaged in the Poltava Region in northeastern Ukraine, regional administration head Vitaly Dyakovnich said.

- According to information posted on his Telegram channel, the energy facility is in the region's Poltavsky District, while the enterprise is in Kremenchug.

- Overnight on November 10, the news outlet Strana reported that parts of Poltava had lost electricity and water supplies.

- An enterprise and several infrastructure facilities were damaged in the Dnepropetrovsk Region in southeastern Ukraine, regional administration head Alexander Ganzha said on Telegram.

- He added that infrastructure damage was also reported in Krivoy Rog and the Volnogorsk community.

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