Pravda.Ua Russian Drone Attacks Disrupt Power in Poltava Oblast
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- •Russian drone strikes left 500 consumers without power in Poltava Oblast.
- •Ukrainian air defense successfully neutralized 147 out of 170 drones in the initial attack.
- •A subsequent attack involved 165 drones, with ongoing efforts to counter the threat.
On September 27, 2026, Russian drone attacks targeted industrial facilities in Poltava Oblast, Ukraine, damaging power transmission lines and leaving around 500 consumers without electricity. The Ukrainian air defense neutralized 147 out of 170 drones launched during the attack, although some strikes were successful. No casualties were reported. Following this, on September 28, Russian forces launched another wave of attacks with 165 drones, including 79 jet-powered Shahed drones. As of 07:00, Ukrainian air defense had destroyed or jammed 112 of these drones. The ongoing attacks have impacted multiple locations, with debris landing at seven sites. Energy workers are currently engaged in restoring power supply in affected areas.
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