Russia attacks Kremenchuk's infrastructure: water, electricity and heat are cut off in the city

On the night of December 7, Russians launched a massive combined attack on the infrastructure of Kremenchuk. About this reported mayor Vitaliy Maletsky.

As of about 02:00, there were interruptions in electricity, water and heating in some areas of the city. All city services were engaged to restore critical systems.

Maletsky did not provide information on other consequences, possible damage and victims. According to him, the regional military administration will publish data on the consequences after the situation is assessed.

Volodymyr Kohut, Head of Poltava Regional Military Administration saidreported that the air raid alert in the Kremenchuk district was canceled at 04:30. At about 01:00, the Air Force warned of UAVs heading toward Kremenchuk, and at about 01:30, they warned of missiles headed for Poltava region and Kremenchuk in particular.

UPDATED at 11:25. The mayor reported that the city is partially restoring water supply thanks to autonomous power sources. Power engineers are working to stabilize the network and gradually restore electricity supply according to schedules.

The most difficult issue is heat supply. Its restoration requires significant resources for reserve funds. Specialists are already working on this.

"We are doing everything possible so that during this day the city returns to the usual rhythm of life," Maletskyi emphasized.

The head of the OVA noted that as of 10:50 in Kremenchuk and Horishni Plavny, the situation with electricity supply remains difficult and affects the stability of heat and water supply. Some facilities are powered by generators. Invincibility Points are operating, residents are asked to use electricity sparingly so as not to additionally load the power system.

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