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Ukraine / ELECTRICITY SUPPLY

Northern Odesa power outage leaves nearly 50,000 families without electricity, DTEK says

Nearly 50,000 families lost electricity after an attack on an energy facility in northern Odesa region on the morning of 14 November, DTEK said. The company said crews began clearing debris and carrying out repairs once conditions were safe.

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Status of this incident

Power outage confirmed

Last known status: confirmed by the source · DTEK reported repair work in northern Odesa region. A restoration time remains unconfirmed.

Source moment: Nov 14, 2026, 08:23 AM UTC (10:23 AM local time)

In 20 seconds

  1. DTEK’s estimate describes the morning impact in northern Odesa region.

  2. The Odesa regional administration confirmed the attack and reported that repairs had started.

  3. The affected settlements, a later count and a restoration time remain unconfirmed.

What DTEK reported in northern Odesa region

DTEK reported that an attack hit an energy facility in the north of Ukraine’s Odesa region on Saturday morning, 14 November. Its statement put the number of families without electricity at nearly 50,000. The morning bulletin gives a regional location and leaves the exact site and the names of affected settlements open.

The regional administration also confirmed the attack and said repairs had begun. Its bulletin described the impact in terms of residents, while DTEK used families. The estimate in this report follows the operator’s unit. A later count of families still waiting for power remains unconfirmed.

What the sources tell us, and what they do not

Area reported
Northern Odesa region, Ukraine.
Morning impact
Nearly 50,000 families without electricity, according to DTEK.
Latest verified repair information
DTEK said crews began clearing debris and repairing the facility when it was safe.

What is known about the repairs

DTEK said crews began clearing debris and repairing the facility as soon as conditions allowed them to work. The statement provides no restoration estimate. The time electricity went off and the timing of reconnections at specific addresses remain unknown.

How to check your address

Use the local distributor’s address lookup for information about your connection. The lookup carries an undated notice for part of Podilsk district whose relationship to the 14 November outage remains unverified. Follow the operator’s updates for information about service in your area.

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