Two killed in Russian attack on civilian company in Vinnytsia Oblast
Two people died in a Russian attack on a civilian company in Ukraine's Vinnytsia Oblast overnight on 10 November. Energy infrastructure was also damaged, and mourning was declared in Ladyzhyn.
Two people were killed overnight on 10 November when Russia attacked a civilian company in Vinnytsia Oblast, in central Ukraine. The strike came during Russia's full-scale war against Ukraine, in which civilian and energy facilities are regularly targeted.
Natalia Zabolotna, head of the Vinnytsia Oblast Military Administration, reported the deaths. According to her, the facility suffered destruction, and energy infrastructure sites were damaged as well.
The town of Ladyzhyn
Oleksandr Kolomiiets, secretary of the Ladyzhyn City Council, clarified that the Russian strike hit Ladyzhyn. A three-day period of mourning for the victims has been declared in the Ladyzhyn hromada, the local territorial community.
Kolomiiets said all emergency services are currently working to deal with the aftermath of the strikes. He urged residents not to ignore air-raid warnings.
The source does not specify what kind of company was hit, what weapons were used in the attack, or how extensive the damage to the energy facilities is.
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