Russian attack on Chornomorsk injures six, damages energy infrastructure
Six people were injured in a Russian attack on Chornomorsk in Ukraine's Odesa Oblast on 15 November. Energy and civilian facilities were damaged.
A Russian attack on the city of Chornomorsk in Odesa Oblast, in southern Ukraine, injured six people on 15 November, according to Ukraine's Ministry of Internal Affairs. The strike is part of Russia's continuing attacks on Ukrainian cities during the full-scale war, and it hit both energy and civilian infrastructure.
The ministry said the attack damaged energy infrastructure, an office building and a gas pipeline. The facades and windows of residential buildings were also affected, and two cars caught fire.
Rescuers freed a man who had been trapped in an apartment, gave him first aid and handed him over to paramedics. Psychologists from the State Emergency Service are also working at the site of the attack.
Situation elsewhere in Ukraine
The source also notes that over the past day Russia launched nearly 900 attacks on Zaporizhzhia Oblast. They injured 32 people, including four children.
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