Russia Hits Naftogaz Facility in Chernihiv Region with Two Missiles: Severe Damage, Process Equipment Damaged
- Russia struck a Naftogaz Group oil and gas facility in Ukraine’s Chernihiv region with two missiles during the day on November 12.
- Naftogaz reported that the facility suffered severe damage, including damage to process equipment.
- Naftogaz said the security situation prevented an assessment of the attack’s consequences.
- The company said all employees were in a shelter and that there were no casualties.
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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.
The Russian troops attacked the Petrotegas site in Chernihivshchin with missiles, causing serious damage to the plant, which is reported by RBK-Ukraine with reference to Oilgas. As noted in the company, the attack on the enterprise was carried out by two rockets during the day. The enemy attack damaged technological equipment and caused serious damage to the building itself. It was not possible to assess the full scale of the consequences due to…
<p>Russia hit two missiles at Naftogaz facility in Chernihiv region The missile strike damaged the oil and gas facility and processing equipment. The workers were in hiding, there were no casualties.</p>
In Chernihiv province in northern Ukraine, the Naftogaz facility was severely damaged, the site was severely damaged in Chernihiv province in northern Ukraine, TASS writes with reference to the Telegram Canal of the plant. "The enterprise was severely destroyed, technological equipment damaged," states the company's report. No further details were provided. According to the newspaper VZGLAD, last month the head of the regional administration of …
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