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Fire at Kyiv-region Naftogaz site injures 9 as DTEK cuts power

DTEK imposed emergency power cuts in the Kyiv region after Russian strikes sparked a large fire at a Naftogaz facility that injured 9 people.

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A fire at a Naftogaz facility in the Kyiv region, caused by the strikes, left 9 people injured, regional reports say.

By ECTV Crisis DeskEditor-in-chief: Erik FerdinandPublished Updated 6 independent sources · 98% confidence

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Ukrainian power company announced emergency electricity cuts in the Kyiv region on Saturday, 7 November, after overnight Russian strikes damaged energy infrastructure. A large fire broke out at a Naftogaz facility in the region during the attack, injuring 9 people, according to the Macedonian outlet Sloboden Pečat.

Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko said the capital's energy situation was extremely difficult, with the strikes disrupting heating and water supplies as well as electricity. The city's Northern Bridge over the Dnipro was also damaged in the same barrage and closed to traffic in both directions, according to Ukrainian officials.

The overnight attack was part of a wider barrage that President Volodymyr Zelensky said involved 36 and 172 drones aimed mainly at Kyiv and the surrounding region. Utility and emergency crews were working to restore supplies at damaged sites, though officials had not given a confirmed timetable for full restoration.

DTEK said the emergency restrictions could depart from its ordinary scheduled outages, and advised residents and businesses to check its latest notices to find out whether power was available in their area.

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What we know

  • Official · DTEK DTEK introduced emergency power cuts in the Kyiv region after Russian strikes on energy infrastructure on 7 November.
  • 1 outlet · Sloboden Pečat A fire at a Naftogaz facility in the region, linked to the strikes, left 9 people injured, according to Sloboden Pečat.
  • 1 outlet · De Morgen Kyiv's Northern Bridge was also damaged and closed to traffic in both directions in the same attack.
  • Official · mayor Heating and water supplies, as well as electricity, were disrupted in the capital, the mayor said.

Not yet confirmed

  • Unconfirmed The number of households and businesses affected by the emergency cuts was not given.
  • Unconfirmed A timetable for full restoration of supply had not been confirmed.

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  • UnverifiedVolodymyr Zelensky· 7 Nov 2026

    President Volodymyr Zelensky said the overnight attack involved 36 ballistic missiles and 172 drones aimed mainly at Kyiv and the surrounding region.

Why it matters for Europe

Emergency power cuts can be less predictable for residents than scheduled outages, and come as Kyiv heads into winter already managing damage to its grid from repeated strikes. A fire at a gas-sector facility adds to the strain on emergency services already responding to bridge and building damage from the same barrage.

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    A fire at a Naftogaz facility in the Kyiv region, caused by the strikes, left 9 people injured, regional reports say.

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Questions and answers

Why did DTEK cut power in the Kyiv region?
DTEK introduced emergency cuts after Russian strikes damaged energy infrastructure serving the region on 7 November.
Were there any injuries?
Yes. A fire at a Naftogaz facility in the region, linked to the strikes, injured 9 people, according to Sloboden Pečat.
Was anything else damaged?
Kyiv's Northern Bridge was damaged in the same attack and closed to traffic in both directions.

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