Calendar of Russian attacks on energy infrastructure: first half of autumn-winter period
DTEK has released detailed statistics on Russia's attacks on the Ukrainian power grid during the first half of the heating season.
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10 October 2022 — Russia launched its first massive missile strike on Ukraine's energy infrastructure.
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10 October 2025 — Russia effectively launched a new season of massive attacks on Ukraine's energy sector.
October 2025
Throughout the month, energy facilities were attacked:
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daily precision strikes by kamikaze drones, KABs and other munitions were recorded;
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on certain days, there were massive combined attacks using various types of weapons.
November 2025
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Not a single day passed without attacks on energy facilities.
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Throughout the month, both targeted attacks and large-scale combined strikes continued.
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Not a single day passed without damage or threats to the energy system.
December 2025
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Six massive attacks on energy infrastructure were recorded.
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The rest of the days were accompanied by regular targeted strikes with drones and various types of ammunition.
January 2025 (first half)
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In just half a month, there were six massive attacks on the energy sector.
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Precision strikes took place almost daily, posing a constant threat to the stability of the power system.
These statistics clearly demonstrate that
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Not a single day without damage or attacks on the energy system during the first half of the heating season.
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Russia systematically combines precision strikes with drones and KABs with massive combined shelling.
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The aim of the attacks is to exhaust Ukraine's energy sector and put pressure on the civilian population during the cold season.
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