In Kharkiv, the subway today resumed the transportation of passengers after Russian shelling on the night of March 9, when the power supply completely disappeared in the city, the Kharkov Metro reported..

First, the Department of Infrastructure reported that the interval of movement on all metro lines would be 15 minutes, but in the morning the metro warned that intervals on all three lines of the Kharkiv subway were temporarily increased for technical reasons.

At the same time, trams and trolleybuses in Kharkiv will not run yet. To replace them, the city developed a scheme for the operation of municipal buses, which will be implemented during the operation of the metro and the blackout of ground electric transport.

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On the night of March 9, Russian invaders launched a missile attack on Ukraine.

As a result, a number of energy facilities throughout the country were damaged, which led to the limitation of energy supply in certain regions.

On the morning of Saturday, March 11, in Kharkiv and the region, it was possible to fully resume electricity supply to household consumers..

How Kharkiv residents live in cold houses without water, Internet and communications after such missile strikes, and why their life is not devoid of a sense of humor, read in Mark Bayanov's article "