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Russia struck key energy facilities in Odesa region overnight, temporarily leaving more than 350,000 households without power, DTEK says.

Russia struck key energy facilities in Odesa region overnight, temporarily leaving more than 350,000 households without power, DTEK says.
Russia struck key energy facilities in Odesa region overnight, temporarily leaving more than 350,000 households without power, DTEK says. Electricity has since been restored to 177,000 homes. The attack also damaged a DTEK site, including vehicles and an office building.

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