The enemy attack on August 26 will be classified as one of the most massive

Yurii Boiko. Photo: Media Center Ukraine

Information about the extent of damage to the country's infrastructure from the Russian attacks on August 26 will be made public later, when experts will be able to assess the consequences of enemy shelling.

Yurii Boiko, adviser to the Prime Minister of Ukraine and a member of the supervisory board of Ukrenergo, announced this during a briefing at the Ukraine Media Center.

According to him, a certain part of Ukrainians was left without electricity due to Russian strikes on critical infrastructure of Ukraine, and the other due to preventive security measures by energy companies.

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We will remind that after the morning attack on August 26, the Mykolaivoblenergo utility company was forced to introduce emergency power outage schedules.

We will remind you that on the morning of August 26, the Russian army launched a missile attack on Ukraine.

As a result of the Russian attack on August 26, three civilians were wounded in the Mykolaiv region.

He added that the Russians used a combined missile attack on the entire territory of Ukraine. Reports of explosions and air defense operations were received from many regions of the country, and subsequently, some regions and a considerable number of consumers were left without electricity.

In Ukraine, from 12:00, emergency shutdown schedules were changed to hourly shutdown schedules.