Russian Strikes Kill Seven in Ukraine Industrial Hub of Pavlohrad
The attack also hit shops and a logistics hub as Moscow intensified strikes on economic targets across Ukraine.
- On Thursday, Russian forces launched a broad onslaught on Pavlohrad, killing seven people and injuring 76, according to regional governor Oleksandr Hanzha.
- Located roughly 70–80 kilometers from the front line, the city serves as a vital supply route for the Ukrainian military, making it a strategic target as Moscow intensifies its air campaign against logistics infrastructure.
- Simultaneous strikes hit a Bunge agribusiness facility in Dnipro and a petrol station in Kyiv; two people died at the food plant, which processes 1,600 tons of oilseeds daily.
- Ukrnafta CEO Bohdan Kukura condemned the strikes on Facebook, stating, "There is no military objective in such strikes. This is terror and intimidation of the civilian population."
- Ukrainian Prime Minister Sergii Koretskyi urged the government to "react and act in advance" against the "rapidly growing" attacks as both nations continue trading escalating strikes on logistics centers.
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Russian strikes kill seven in Ukraine industrial hub of Pavlohrad
Russian forces launched a broad onslaught on the industrial city of Pavlohrad in southeastern Ukraine on Thursday, killing seven, as well as striking a petrol station in the capital Kyiv and an international agribusiness facility in Dnipro as Moscow intensifies attacks on logistics and economic targets. Regional governor Oleksandr Hanzha, writing on Telegram, said Russian […]
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Russian drone attacks are now everyday for many people in Ukraine, too, dozens of kilometers behind the front line. After a new attack on the city of Pavlohrad there are victims.
Seven people were killed in today's Russian strikes on Pavlograd in eastern Ukraine.
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