#Konotop

In Konotop, power supply was restored over five days following energy infrastructure strikes: three key substations were damaged, and the grid was switched to a permanent scheme, Energy Minister Denys Shmyhal said.

Electricity supply has been fully restored in Konotop, Sumy Oblast, six days after infrastructure strikes.

In Konotop, where power outages have lasted for five days following infrastructure strikes, Ukrenergo promises to restore power to all consumers by the end of the day. Initially, supply will be phased due to network constraints.

Konotop remains without power for the fifth day after a Russian strike on an energy facility. Prime Minister Koretsky instructed Ukrenergo to urgently restore supply, and the government will send diesel fuel to the city for the boiler house and water utility.

Konotop has been left without electricity for five days following Russian strikes on energy facilities. The mayor announced the need for at least 40 tons of diesel for generators and invincibility points, and the government instructed to provide the city with fuel.

In Konotop, Sumy region, power disruptions continue for the fourth day after strikes on energy facilities. Part of the city is left without gas, water is supplied on a schedule, and the hospital runs on generators. There are no exact restoration dates yet.

In the Konotop district of the Sumy region, a Russian drone strike on a livestock farm killed a woman and injured four people.

In the night of September 18, Russia launched a massive drone strike on Konotop in Sumy Oblast. A school, a kindergarten, medical facilities, the railway and private homes were damaged; part of the city was left without gas and power, and two people were injured.

On the night of August 25, Russia struck Konotop: railway tracks and an agro enterprise were destroyed, dozens of buildings were damaged, and a 14-year-old girl was injured. There were no fatalities.

In Chernihiv on Independence Day, a drone strike destroyed an apartment block: according to the latest data, 17 people were injured, including children. The building has been cut off from utilities, and damage assessment is underway.

Russia's night strike on Konotop left a large part of the city without gas and destroyed the 'Korund-S' bus fleet. The mayor reported damage to civilian infrastructure, with no casualties reported preliminarily.

On the night of August 21, reactive drones launched a massive attack on Sumy and Konotop. A residential two-story building caught fire, six people were injured, and the threat of repeated attacks is holding back rescuers.