In Poltava, heat supply to homes and a kindergarten has been partially restored after being cut off by a Russian strike on Feb. 1, regional authorities said on Telegram on Feb. 3.
"Two houses remain without heat, and utility crews are working to restore it," officials said.
Russian strike on Poltava with X-22 missile on February 1
On Feb. 1, a Russian missile strike on a residential high-rise in Poltava partially destroyed the building, killing 14 people and injuring 17.
Preliminary reports indicate that 18 residential buildings were damaged in the attack.
Actress and volunteer Anastasia Kolvakh was among those killed, according to the Theater of Modern Dialogue.
Local authorities later declared three days of mourning for the victims.
On Feb. 2, Nova Poshta co-owner Volodymyr Popereshnyuk reported that company employee Olena Yavorska, her husband Dmytro, and their 9-year-old daughter Sofia were also killed in the strike.