More than 11 thousand residents of the Kursk region were left without electricity due to the attack of the Ukrainian Armed Forces UAV

After an attack by drones of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) on an energy facility, 115 settlements of the Kursk region were left without electricity. This was announced on January 4 by the head of the region, Alexander Khinstein.

"As a result of the damage, the power supply was disrupted in the Khomutovsky and partially Rylsky districts. 115 settlements were affected by the power outage, which is over 11 thousand consumers," Khinstein wrote.

According to him, the attack was aimed at an energy facility in the village of Khomutovka in the Khomutovsky district. Work is underway to restore the power supply, and the lights will be returned as soon as possible.

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