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DTEK Plants Hit, Kyiv Power Crisis, SBU Probes Unrest

Russian strikes halt DTEK power plants, causing outages in Kyiv and Dnipropetrovsk; SBU investigates unrest near Kyiv.

Florent Kalfon · 3 November 2026 · 6 articles read

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Business conditions in Ukraine are deteriorating due to severe disruptions in power supply from Russian strikes on DTEK plants, affecting energy and logistics sectors. Security concerns rise with SBU's investigation into unrest near Kyiv.

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In this briefing Serhiy Koretskyi · DTEK · Kyiv · Dnipropetrovsk Oblast · Ukrenergo · Ivan Rudnytskyi · Security Service of Ukraine · Petropavlivska Borshchahivka

Disruption

Energy
Public sector

Russian Strikes Knock 3 DTEK Plants Offline

Russian forces attacked three DTEK thermal power plants with missiles and drones during a large overnight assault on November 2-3, forcing the stations to stop generating electricity, according to KyivPost. Prime Minister Serhiy Koretskyi reported that energy facilities in nine regions were attacked, with damage recorded in 14. Emergency power cuts were introduced in Kyiv, Kyiv region, and Dnipropetrovsk region. Newvoice confirmed the large-scale attack, emphasizing the use of dozens of missiles and drones.

Impact Energy providers and businesses in Kyiv, Kyiv region, and Dnipropetrovsk face operational challenges due to halted electricity generation.

Sources: KyivPost ↗, Newvoice ↗

Energy
Logistics

Kyiv Faces Emergency Power Cuts Amid Attacks

Emergency power cuts have been implemented in Kyiv and its surrounding areas due to damage to regional energy infrastructure from Russian attacks, reports Censor.net. The outages have also caused disruptions in water supply and electric transport services. These measures are part of efforts to manage the energy deficit caused by the recent strikes on critical infrastructure.

Impact Residents and businesses in Kyiv and surrounding regions experience power and water supply interruptions, affecting daily operations.

Sources: Censor.net ↗

Internal tension

Public sector

SBU Identifies 100 in Kyiv Unrest, Considers Arrests

Ukraine’s SBU Security Service has identified about 100 participants involved in unrest outside a military facility in Petropavlivska Borshchahivka, a village in Kyiv Oblast, according to Newvoice. Deputy Chief Ivan Rudnytskyi announced three criminal investigations have been opened, and the SBU is considering detaining some of those involved. The unrest highlights ongoing security challenges in the region.

Impact Security firms and public-sector agencies in Kyiv Oblast face increased scrutiny and potential operational adjustments due to the unrest.

Sources: Newvoice ↗

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