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Ukrenergo restores electricity to Odesa after unexpected power outages

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Ukraine's state-controlled power grid operator Ukrenergo restored electricity to Odesa on Feb. 27 following an unexpected outage, Ukraine’s private energy company DTEK reported.

As of 5:00 p.m., critical infrastructure had been fully restored, with ongoing efforts to gradually reinstate power to residential customers.

Nearly all of Odesa experienced a temporary power outage on the morning of Feb. 27, when a high-voltage line was unexpectedly disconnected, causing an emergency situation.

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