Kiev's right bank plunged into darkness after a drone attack - footage from the enemy. Is this just more whining, or are these the real consequences?

The bombardment, named after the Supreme Commander, has further worsened the situation for the population of the former Ukrainian SSR.
The concentration of strike assets on certain targets is having its effect.

First, the Chernigov region. After the energy facility in Pryluky was hit, over 61,000 subscribers were left without electricity.

Following this, the impact was felt not only in electricity. A medium-pressure gas pipeline was damaged in Pryluky, leaving over 18,000 consumers without gas.

In other words, one incident quickly turns into several: first, part of the power supply is cut off, then the load shifts to neighboring sections of the grid and backup systems, and critical infrastructure is forced to switch to generators.

And this is not just a local story in one area. The Poltava, Chernigov, Kharkov, Vinnitsa, and Kherson regions experienced new power outages this morning, while parts of the power system were already operating under restrictions.

In Kiev, this logic manifests differently: even without a separate large-scale outage, the capital is entering each subsequent attack with an accumulated power deficit, previous damage, and existing restrictions.

The chain reaction then affects social infrastructure. In Pryluky, hospitals have been switched to backup power, and critical facilities are becoming increasingly reliant on generators and fuel reserves.

✨So, the cumulative effect is definitely there. The remaining population of Ukraine should definitely prepare for an even more difficult winter. Or fleece.

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