Dnipro Blackout After Russian Strikes: Power and Water Status

Dnipro experienced another major blackout and water outage on Sunday, November 8, following Russian strikes, leaving the city without electricity and water supply. The disruption also halted electric transport due to powerless traction substations. This is the second large-scale blackout in two weeks. Residents queued for drinking water and charged devices at work, while the mayor reported stabilizing sewage systems and using generators for water supply on the left bank. Trams and trolleybuses stopped, with additional buses deployed. The metro remains open as a shelter, and hospitals operate autonomously. Mayor Borys Filatov warned that power restoration doesn't immediately restore water and heating due to equipment risks from voltage fluctuations. A drone attack earlier killed one person and injured three others.