Power gradually returning to Odesa after Russian strikes, adverse weather raging in Lviv: highlights of the day

In Odesa, electricity is gradually returning to consumers

On the night of December 10, Russian occupation forces attacked Odesa Oblast with kamikaze drones. The occupiers targeted energy infrastructure facilities. As a result, significant destruction occurred, and thousands of consumers were left without electricity.

As of the afternoon of December 11, power engineers managed to improve the situation with electricity supply in Odesa Oblast. During the day, the number of people without electricity decreased from 1.5 million to 300,000.

In addition, due to emergency power outages in some areas of Odesa there were interruptions in water supply.

Trams and trolleybuses stopped running in Lviv

On December 11, trams and trolleybuses do not run in Lviv due to icy contact network. Emergency crews are working to eliminate the problem.

In addition, 119 trees fell in Lviv due to sticking of wet snow and icing of branches.

In Chernihiv Oblast, a bus crashed into a checkpoint

On December 10, near Chernihiv, a shuttle bus hit a checkpoint. Because of this, seven passengers and the driver sought medical help.

According to law enforcement officers, the driver lost control.

Russians change tactics on Bakhmut axis

According to the spokesman of the Eastern Group of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Colonel Serhiy Cherevatyi, the occupiers are using assault detachments instead of company and battalion tactical groups in the Bakhmut sector.

However, he notes that the change of tactics still does not bring the occupying forces the desired results.

In total, the units of the missile troops and artillery of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on December 11, struck seven control points of the occupiers, 10 clusters of their personnel, a cluster of artillery and an ammunition depot.

Kosovo authorities call on NATO mission to dismantle Serb barricades

Prime Minister of partially recognized Kosovo Albin Kurti appealed to the NATO mission KFOR to guarantee free movement in the north of the republic, where the Serbian population built barricades.

The situation in the north of Kosovo escalated in late July this year, after the Kosovo government decided to re-register license plates and documents issued in Serbia.

Film about dissident Vasyl Stus to be included in curriculum of US university

The educational course of the University of Pennsylvania will include the biopic "Censored" about Ukrainian dissident poet Vasyl Stus directed by Roman Brovko. This course will promote Ukrainian culture in general and Ukrainian cinema in particular.