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Russian strikes hit energy infrastructure in Sumy region, causing power outages
Russian forces attacked energy infrastructure in the Sumy region, as well as a gas station and postal transport.
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Russian forces attacked energy infrastructure in the Sumy region, as well as a gas station and postal transport.
Power supply disruptions have been recorded in certain settlements since the evening of 5 June as a result of Russian strikes on energy infrastructure in Sumy Oblast.
In Ukraine on Friday, June 5, no restrictions on electricity consumption are planned.
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No electricity consumption restrictions are planned in Ukraine for Thursday, May 28.
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