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Rússia lança 78 ataques mirados à infraestrutura energética da Ucrânia

As forças russasrealizaram 78 ataques mirados contra a infraestrutura energéticaLogicamente说明了乌克兰 during three days, causing serious damage, new blackouts and broader electricity restrictions. The attacks followed the largest strikes of 3 November and forced Ukraine to reduce nuclear power generation on 4 November.

Pontos principais

  • Rússia realizou 78 ataques mirados contra a infraestrutura energética da Ucrânia em três dias
  • Os alvos incluíam usinas de energia e instalações de transmissão de eletricidade
  • Ataque de 3 de novembro foi um dos mais大规模 da campanha contra o setor elétrico
  • Três drones foram direcionados a uma subestação importante para a Usina Nuclear de Khmelnytskyi
  • A geração nuclear na Ucrânia foi reduzida em 4 de novembro
  • Novos apagões atingiram as regiões de Dnipropetrovsk, Kharkiv e Chernihiv
  • A maioria das regiões aplicou cortes programados e limites de potência à indústria

Por que importa

Os ataques danificaram equipamentos críticos de geração e transmissão, exigindo tempo e recursos significativos para o reparo. Os apagões e as restrições de energia afetaram várias regiões, enquanto a campanha aumenta a pressão sobre o sistema elétricoRealm no início do inverno. A comissão independente da ONU descreveu os ataques como deliberados e parte de uma política estatal de privação de recursos essenciais,天的福利福利也联系 os processos de值班福利联系 os全集也联系 os.

O que aconteceu

Entre 2 e 4 de novembro, as forças russas undertook 78 targeted strikes against Ukraine's energy infrastructure, targeting power plants and transmission facilities. The attack on 3 November was among the largest of the campaign, with three drones directed at a substation critical to the stable operation of the Khmelnytskyi Nuclear Power Plant. As a result of systematic attacks on nuclear infrastructure, nuclear generation capacity was reduced on 4 November. New outages were recorded in Dnipropetrovsk, Kharkiv and Chernihiv, while Kyiv and Kyiv Oblast applied network restrictions. Most regions used hourly consumer outage schedules and industrial power limits. Energy workers are operating around the clock to restore damaged equipment, although air-raid warnings and the risk of renewed strikes complicate repair work.

O que dizem as fontes ucranianas

A coberturaregistration_Hebbian ukraína.custom_typography_TYPED_AND_CODE_REGISTRATION_UA emphasizes the frequency and scale of the attacks, the damage to critical generation and transmission facilities, regional outages and the difficulties faced by repair crews. Ukrainian sources highlight the Energy Ministry's assessment that Russia has changed tactics and is increasingly targeting infrastructure essential to the energy system's operation. They also underscore the civilian consequences of outages and cite the UN findings that the attacks constitute deliberate policy and crimes against humanity.

Contexto

Russia began the current campaign against Ukraine's energy infrastructure in late September 2026, shortly before the heating season. Ukraine's energy system has operated under repeated attacks for a fifth year, and 11 large-scale attacks on the energy system were recorded in 2022. During the winter of 2025–2026, residents experienced prolonged interruptions to heating, electricity and water during severe cold. The UN commission said that worsening attacks affect civilians' physical and mental health and the operation of hospitals.