Russia Attacked Odessa CHP with Missiles and Drones: Main Equipment Damaged
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Power engineers are dismantling debris and repairing the CHP after the Russian strike in Odessa - when they restore the network The <p>enemy attacked the Odessa region on the night of September 1, using attack UAVs, jet drones and guided aerial bombs. As a result The Russian attack on the night of September 1 damaged the main and auxiliary equipment of the Odessa CHP. On the same day in Odessa they started power outages.</p>
Part of the main and auxiliary equipment of the station has been damaged, and work is continuing on the disposal of the debris.
As a result of the Russian missile and drone attack, part of the main and auxiliary equipment of the Odessa CHP was damaged. Rubble is being dismantled at the site, after which the scale of the destruction will be assessed. 01 September 2026
The Russian military reported that the targets of the attack in the Odessa region were energy facilities, storage facilities in the ports of property and fuel. "Accorded in Odessa and Odessa province: the TEC and three substations that operated the port infrastructure as well as the BPLA assembly shop", declared on Tuesday to the Ministry of Defence of the Russian Federation.
On the evening of August 31, the Russians carried out a combined attack on the Odessa thermal power plant. The facility was damaged due to Russian shelling. This is reported by the Naftogaz Group. “Last night, Russia attacked the Odessa CHP of the Naftogaz Group with missiles and drones. Part of the main and auxiliary equipment is damaged, the dismantling of the debris continues. After that, a full assessment of the state of the CHP and the cons…
“Last night, Russia attacked the Odessa CHP of the Naftogaz Group with missiles and drones. Part of the main and auxiliary equipment is damaged, the dismantling of debris continues,” the NaftoGazua Telegram channel reports on September 1. It is noted that a full assessment of the state of the CHP and the consequences will be carried out later...
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