commenter Ukraineのエネルギー施設に78回の狙撃攻撃、3日間で広範な停電
ロシア軍は過去3日間でウクライナのエネルギーインフラに78回の標的を絞った攻撃を行った。攻撃は重大な設備損壊と新たな停電を引き起こし、全国で電力制限や industriesに対する需要制限が発生した。
要点
- 過去3日間でロシア軍がウクライナのエネルギー施設に78回の標的攻撃を実施した。
- 攻撃3日夜はgeneratorと送電・配電 substations-targeted among Ukraine’s largest-scale energy attacks.
- 重大的損複製へのrepairには長い時間と多大なresourcesが必要。
- 新NULLoutagesがDnipropetrovsk, Kharkiv, Chernihivで confirmed。
- KyivとKyiv oblastではnetwork restrictions, most oblastsではhourly consumer outagesとindustry capacity limits。
- 4 November、攻撃によりAЕСのgeneration capacity снизил。
- UN commissionは攻撃をcivilianを重要energy resourcesから切り離す政策とzlochin against humanityの可能性 as characterized。
なぜ重要か
攻撃はエネルギー発電・送電網に直接的な損傷を与え、複数の地域で新たな停電と電力制限を引き起こした。復興には相当な時間と資源が必要であり、暖房季を前にしたUkrainianのエネルギーシステムへの圧力を強めている。
何が起きたか
11月2日以降、Russian forces carried out 78 targeted strikes on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure over three days. Targets included electricity stations and transmission facilities, causing serious damage that will take substantial time and resources to repair. New outages were recorded in Dnipropetrovsk, Kharkiv and Chernihiv regions. Kyiv and Kyiv region applied network restrictions, while most regions used scheduled outages for consumers and capacity limits for industry. A major attack on 3 November targeted power stations and transmission and distribution substations; three drones were directed at a substation critical to the stable operation of the Khmelnytskyi Nuclear Power Plant. On 4 November, Ukraine had to reduce nuclear generation capacity because of systematic attacks on the energy infrastructure.
ウクライナメディアの見方
Ukrainian coverage emphasizes the frequency and scale of the strikes, damage to critical generation and transmission assets, outages and operational difficulties for repair crews. It also highlights the Ministry of Energy’s assessment that Russia has changed tactics and is targeting objects critical to the energy system’s operation, while citing UN findings that attacks form part of a deliberate policy harming civilians.
背景
Russia began the current campaign against Ukraine’s energy infrastructure in late September 2026, ahead of the heating season. The Ukrainian energy system has operated under repeated attacks for a fifth year, and Ukraine recorded 11 large-scale attacks on its energy system in 2022. During the winter of 2025–2026, residents experienced prolonged interruptions to heating, electricity and water during severe cold. The UN commission said the attacks affect civilians’ physical and mental health and the operation of hospitals.