DTEK brigade came under fire for the third time in Donetschyna
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DTEK specialists came under fire while working near the front line in Donetsk Region.
A repair team of power engineers has once again come under fire in Donetsk Region. This was reported by DTEK 's press service in Telegram.
Another difficult day for energy workers in Donetsk Region. Today our colleagues came under fire not far from the front line, where they were carrying out routine work," the statement said.
As a result of the shelling severely damaged the working car of energy workers.
It is noted that this is the third time that DTEK's brigade has come under fire in the past two weeks.
Despite the active hostilities, Donetschyna power engineers have carried out numerous repairs and restored power supply to more than 200,000 homes in 224 settlements. This was reported by the head of the Donetsk Regional State Administration, Vadym Filashkin.
According to him, DTEK specialists last week checked the light for 50.4 thousand families in 47 settlements of Donetsk region.
They are working around the clock, doing everything possible to restore electricity supply in the frontline region as soon as it becomes possible," Filashkin said.
Earlier Socialportal reported, on the night of 2 July under repeated shelling of the occupants came under repeated fire of the rescuers, who arrived to eliminate the Russian attack.
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