In the Ternopil region, there may be issues with communication and internet connectivity.

As a result of a Russian drone attack last night in the Ternopil region, some base stations of the Kyivstar company lost power. This may lead to issues with communication and internet connectivity. This information was reported by Suspilne, citing a statement from the mobile operator.   The company noted that to support network operations, they deployed 12 mobile and three stationary generators starting from five in the morning.   However, subscribers may experience difficulties with voice calls and internet access.   "The company's specialists are continuing to carry out all necessary measures to maintain network functionality until the complete restoration of power supply to the base stations," Kyivstar added.   It is worth recalling that on the night of November 26, Russia used a record number of "Shahed" drones against Ukraine - 188 in total. Most of them were shot down or fell under electronic warfare, but there were also some hits.   After the drone attack, Ternopil and the surrounding area were left without electricity, leading to emergency outages. Later, authorities reported the destruction of an energy facility that provided 70% of electricity to the Ternopil region.   Currently, strict electricity outage schedules are in place in the region: most queues will receive electricity for only two hours a day.