Ukraine's Energy Grid Hit by Largest Russian Attack; Akhmetov Sells Another Business

Ukraine's energy infrastructure suffered one of the largest Russian attacks on November 3, with over 20 targeted strikes causing significant damage and forcing power outages across most regions. DTEK's three thermal power plants halted electricity generation after dozens of missiles and drones struck them, while nuclear plants also reduced output. The Energy Ministry reported Russia used an unprecedented number of weapons in the assault. The attacks employed repeated-strike tactics, and Ukrenergo confirmed the scale of damage. Scheduled blackouts remain in effect in most Ukrainian regions as the grid struggles to recover.