The Lviv region in western Ukraine was hit by strikes that targeted the region’s energy facilities, local officials said Tuesday, Oct.11, a day after Russia carried out a mass retaliatory attack on Ukraine.
“As of this moment, there have been three explosions at two energy facilities in the Lviv region,” governor Maxim Kozitsky said on Telegram.
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Lviv mayor Andriy Sadovyi said there was a strike on the region’s main city, also called Lviv.
He added that about a third of the city was without power and water supplies were disrupted in two districts.
Mass retaliatory strikes hit Ukraine nationwide on Monday, after Moscow blamed Kyiv for a blast on a bridge connecting Russia to Crimea, a peninsula Moscow annexed from Ukraine in 2014.
Ukraine said Russian forces had fired more than 80 missiles at cities across the country — including the capital Kyiv — damaging energy facilities in particular.
According to Ukraine’s emergency services, more than 300 localities were without power across the county following the attacks.
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