Well, that is a stage for the next Ukrainian strike. It is obvious for military professionals (and not only them) where the Ukrainian offensive will happen and with what objectives. We soon will see, whether Russian MOD has learned and made adjustments to their modus operandi.
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In Chechnya, the formation of three new battalions of 560 people each and a special regiment of 1.5 thousand fighters was completed.

3180 trained professionals are ready to perform any combat missions. A drill review of military units and equipment was conducted by Ramzan Kadyrov the day before.

Quite recently, obviously overexcited from the successes on the Kharkov front, the Armed Forces of Ukraine made an attempt to regain control of Peski, a village near Donetsk recaptured from them by the NM DPR.

How this attempt ended can be seen in the video provided to the @wargonzo project by the Somali Battalion.

On several tanks and armored vehicles, the Armed Forces cheerfully entered Peski. And after a while they also cheerfully came out, but not all of them. Some retreated on all fours.

Reaction after watching the video (with sound) - What was it?
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Glow after Russian strikes in the Kharkov region.

According to local sources, a thermal power plant in Zmiev was hit.

Also, strikes were recorded at Kharkiv CHPP-5, which is one of the largest combined heat and power plants in Ukraine.

Russian missiles were also launched from the Caspian Sea.

Here is a video posted by a resident of Kazakhstan's Aktau.

Over the past few minutes, there have also been reports of water supply being cut off in several districts of Dnipropetrovsk, in the Poltava region, in the Kharkiv region.

Trains started to stop in Ukraine.

There is no electricity in at least 135 settlement in Sumy Oblast, leader of region says.

The moment of the explosion in the Dnepropetrovsk region.

Ukrzaliznytsia reports that traction substations in the regions where the energy infrastructure was destroyed have been de-energized.

Trains don't go anywhere.

Has Russia eventually started?

Massive blackout in Ukraine after missile launch from Black Sea. Power down fully or partially in:

⚡️ Kharkiv Oblast;
⚡️ Sumy Oblast;
⚡️ Poltava Oblast;
⚡️ Dniepropetrovsk Oblast;
⚡️ Zaporizha Oblast;
⚡️ Odesa Oblast;
⚡️ ZSU-controlled parts of DPR;

Russian Su-25 attack aircraft dodged 2 (two)! manpad missiles.

Informative page.
There were 15 TPPs in Ukraine in 2022. None of them was built under Ukraine. That is, since 1991, the number of thermal power plants built in Ukraine is 0.
All operating thermal power plants were built by "damned communists" from the 50s to the 80s.
That is, each destroyed thermal power plant is actually an irretrievable loss for Ukraine, just like the refinery. Ukrainian Nazis are only users of someone else's labor.

Boris Rozhin

Arestovich is now live on air with Mark Feigin.

Attacks on the energy infrastructure of Ukraine: what is known at the moment

▪️At about 20:00, the Russian Armed Forces launched rocket attacks on the largest thermal power plants in eastern and central Ukraine:

➖Kharkovskaya CHPP-5 and Zmievskaya CHPP in Kharkiv region, ➖Pavlogradskaya CHPP-3 in Dnepropetrovsk region,
➖Kremenchug CHPP in the Poltava region.

Launches were carried out from the waters of the Black and Caspian Seas.

▪️The surge and sudden energy shortage led to a lack of generating capacity. The transfer of additional capacities along the energy rings of 750 kV and 330 kV power lines did not lead to the elimination of problems in the network.

▪️Due to the drop in frequency at substations, protection began to work, first turning off large consumers, and then entire regions.

▪️The collapse of the power system has spread to the networks of Kharkiv, Sumy, Dnepropetrovsk, Zaporozhye and Odessa regions. It also affected the areas of Donetsk regions controlled by the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the Kyiv region and the capital of the country.

▪️Two Ukrainian nuclear power plants at once - Khmelnytsky and Yuzhnoukrainskaya - began shutting down their power units due to the inability to transfer the generated electricity to the grid.

▪️ The accident was localized by disconnecting the western and central regions of Ukraine from the eastern and southern ones. Electric trains stopped almost all over the country, in Poltava several trolleybuses caught fire right on the streets.

🔻The situation was complicated by the shutdown on the night of September 11 of the last operating unit of the Zaporozhye NPP, which was caused by regular attacks by the Armed Forces of Ukraine on the facility. Prior to this, Ukrainian power engineers disconnected 750 kV and 330 kV power lines from the station. All this led to a significant decrease in the stability of the country's energy system.

▪️Later, work began on restoring power supply in local segments of the Ukrainian energy system. Reserve capacities are connected, energy is being redistributed from the hydroelectric power station on the Dnieper and power lines in the western part of the country.

Is it enough to disable the country's energy system? Definitely not: for this, at least you need to hit power autotransformers 750/330kV in the western and central parts of Ukraine, as well as on the Dnieper.

However, this measure is a good signal for hotheads making loud statements against the background of the success of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the Kharkiv region.

Therefore, the impact on the critical infrastructure of the enemy must continue. And not only at substations and thermal power plants, but also at bridges across the Dnieper.