Occupation authorities: Ukraine’s army shelling left Enerhodar with no electricity

Enerhodar, a town in Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia region occupied by Russia, was left with no electricity after a shelling by Ukraine’s army, the Russia-installed “mayor” Alexander Volga claims.

“The Ukrainian terrorists targeted the crucial infrastructure of Enerhodar, damaging the power lines,” Volga wrote. He also said that the repair crews are switching the town’s grid to the reserve grid.

The occupation authorities of Enerhodar claimed Ukraine’s shelling last week. It was said that HIMARS was used, leaving the town with no power supply, too.