Tagesschau reported that about 600,000 people were without electricity in the Dnipropetrovsk region. Al Jazeera reported a higher figure of approximately 850,000 people without power across Dnipropetrovsk and Kharkiv after attacks on energy infrastructure. The supplied reports do not reconcile the difference, which may reflect their differing geographic scopes.
Tagesschau also reported that the occupied Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant required emergency generators for cooling. It characterized the strikes as renewed or repeated Russian air attacks that severely affected Ukraine’s energy supply, although the available material does not establish whether the outages and emergency-generator use occurred during the same attack wave.
The three publications agree on the core development: Russian attacks were followed by major power losses in Ukraine. The supplied material does not specify the infrastructure damaged, the duration of the outages or an exact event date, and it contains no explicit official confirmation of the reported outage figures.