On September 14, the mayor of Energodar, where the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant appointed by the Russian side is located, reported that several power lines supplying electricity to the city were damaged as a result of targeted attacks by the Ukrainian military, and that the entire city had been completely without electricity for 4 consecutive days. The damage point is located outside the city, and the recovery time cannot be determined yet. Critical infrastructure, medical units, and life support systems currently rely on backup power sources. Earlier in the day, Pukhov reported that in the early morning of the 14th, 9 incoming drones were recorded over the city, 7 of which attacked a food store. A children's art school was damaged and the windows were shattered. There were no injuries.

On September 14, the mayor of Energodar, where the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant appointed by the Russian side is located, reported that several power lines supplying electricity to the city were damaged as a result of targeted attacks by the Ukrainian military, and that the entire city had been completely without electricity for 4 consecutive days. The damage point is located outside the city, and the recovery time cannot be determined yet. Critical infrastructure, medical units, and life support systems currently rely on backup power sources. Earlier in the day, Pukhov reported that in the early morning of the 14th, 9 incoming drones were recorded over the city, 7 of which attacked a food store. A children's art school was damaged and the windows were shattered. There were no injuries.