Enemy drones attack business in Ternopil region: five injured (updated)
Enemy drones attacked the Ternopil region on the evening of October 14. A hit was recorded at a business in the Chortkiv district.
Taras Pastukh, head of the Ternopil Regional Military Administration, reported this, according to Censor.NET.
"The Ternopil region has once again come under attack from enemy UAVs. At 8:57 p.m., a hit was recorded at a business in the Chortkiv district," he said.
- The relevant services were dispatched to the scene.
- Information on casualties is being clarified.
"The threat is heightened throughout tonight. Please pay particular attention to air raid alerts and remain in shelters until the all-clear!" the regional military administration urged.
Earlier reports said that Russian forces attacked Ternopil with a jet-powered UAV on October 14, hitting an administrative building.
Update
The head of the regional military administration later reported that five people had been injured in the attack.
"Five people sought medical care: two were brought in by emergency services, while three arrived on their own," the statement said.
The enemy attack caused a fire at a manufacturing facility.
The fire had been extinguished as of 10:01 p.m.
Earlier reports said that Russian forces attacked Ternopil with a jet-powered UAV on October 14, hitting an administrative building.
