Occupiers Struck "Naftogaz" Facility in Dnipropetrovsk Region: Massive Fire Broke Out, and Equipment Was Damaged
- Russian forces attacked a Naftogaz Group facility in Ukraine’s Dnipropetrovsk region with jet-powered drones overnight on November 11, according to the company.
- The attack caused a large fire and damaged equipment at the facility.
- Naftogaz said employees sheltered during the attack and that none was injured.
- The State Emergency Service responded while Naftogaz specialists assessed the damage and coordinated with local authorities.
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Russian troops on Saturday afternoon launched a drone strike on a Naftogaz Group facility in the Poltava region.
According to a statement from Naftogaz, the strike caused a large fire, while the workers were in a shelter at the time of the attack.
Russian drones attacked the facilities of the Ukrainian oil and gas company in the Poltava region, causing widespread fires in parts of the facility.
Russia attacked the site of the Ukrainian company Naftogaz in Chernihiv province, and the company's management is reporting extensive destruction. Today, 12 November, the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation attacked the Gnedinsky gas processing plant in the Priluk district of Chernihiv province.
At present, it is not possible to assess the impact because of the security situation.
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