DTEK forced to temporarily close customer service centre in Dnipro following damage from Russian strike

Russia has damaged a customer service centre of energy holding DTEK during an attack on the Ukrainian city of Dnipro, forcing it to temporarily suspend operations.

"Overnight, the enemy again attacked Dnipro with drones. One of DTEK’s customer service centres was struck," the company said on Telegram on Thursday.

According to the statement, the strike damaged office and administrative premises. No employees were injured.

DTEK specified that the branch is temporarily closed while energy workers address the consequences of the attack.

"We plan to resume operations in the near future," the energy holding said.