On November 6, local time, the Ministry of Energy of Ukraine announced that the Russian military continued to carry out attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure and used repeated attacks, causing serious damage to many power facilities. Affected by air strikes in the early morning and morning, there were power outages in Vinnitsa, Dnipropetrovsk, and Zhytomyr regions in Ukraine. The power supply situation in Kyiv City and Kyiv Oblast was the most tense, and operation restrictions were imposed on the local power grid. As of the release of the notice, the government has yet to announce the number of facilities damaged by this attack, the number of people affected by the power outage, and the estimated time for full restoration of power supply. The Russian side has yet to respond to this.

On November 6, local time, the Ministry of Energy of Ukraine announced that the Russian military continued to carry out attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure and used repeated attacks, causing serious damage to many power facilities. Affected by air strikes in the early morning and morning, there were power outages in Vinnitsa, Dnipropetrovsk, and Zhytomyr regions in Ukraine. The power supply situation in Kyiv City and Kyiv Oblast was the most tense, and operation restrictions were imposed on the local power grid. As of the release of the notice, the government has yet to announce the number of facilities damaged by this attack, the number of people affected by the power outage, and the estimated time for full restoration of power supply. The Russian side has yet to respond to this.