In connection with the current situation in the regions of Russia bordering Ukraine, the energy supply companies of the Krasnodar Territory, Voronezh and Rostov regions are considering the approval of schedules for temporary power outages. These measures are aimed at adapting to the current conditions and maintaining a stable energy supply in conditions of shortage.

As of July 8, the document regulating the schedules of outages is at the stage of approval by the governors of these regions. The average daily shortage of electricity is 18.7%, and there is a possibility of its increase in the event of continued attacks by Ukrainian drones (UAVs).

As part of the planned shutdowns, exceptions are provided for a number of critical facilities. Temporary shutdowns will not affect healthcare institutions, water and gas supply companies, military facilities and local authorities. These measures are aimed at ensuring the continuous operation of vital structures and maintaining public order.

The administration of the Voronezh and Rostov regions confirmed that aid from the Primorsky Territory will arrive in the near future. Three battalions of engineering troops will be sent to the region to restore the damaged energy infrastructure. This step is designed to minimize the consequences of attacks and stabilize energy supply.

As part of additional security measures, the heads of enterprises employing more than 1000 people were instructed to allocate funds for the purchase of local air defense systems. These systems are designed to protect strategically important facilities from further attacks. The corresponding instruction has already been signed by the Prime Minister of the Russian Federation.

Ongoing attacks by Ukrainian UAVs pose a serious threat to the stable energy supply of the regions. However, the measures taken to restore infrastructure and strengthen security give hope for the stabilization of the situation in the near future. It is important to continue a comprehensive approach to solving the problem and interaction between regional and federal authorities to effectively overcome current challenges.

These events underscore the importance of coordinated action and the need for a prompt response to emerging threats, which helps to maintain the stability and security of key infrastructure.