Russia attacked Ukraine’s energy infrastructure: three people were killed. Substations and medical facility were damaged
On the night of November 12–13, Russia once again launched strikes against Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. High-voltage substations were the main targets. Damage and destruction were reported in nine regions.
According to Censor.NET, Prime Minister Serhii Koretskyi made this statement.
"Last night, Russia struck the energy sector again. The main targets were high-voltage substations. Damage and destruction have been reported in nine regions. Energy workers are already working to restore power to people as quickly as possible," the statement said.
Strikes on medical, logistical, and residential facilities
Civilian facilities in various regions of the country were also hit during the nighttime attack.
In Kyiv, a Russian drone struck the building of the Institute of Traumatology and Orthopedics, where patients and medical staff were present at the time of the strike.
In the Kharkiv region, the enemy attacked a logistics terminal twice. In Rivne, a dormitory was damaged. Damage to residential buildings has been reported in other regions.
There are fatalities and injuries
Two people were killed in Odesa as a result of Russian attacks, and a 17-year-old boy was killed in Zaporizhzhia.
At least 22 people were injured.
Rescue workers, energy workers, police, and medical personnel have been working at the sites of the strikes since last night, clearing up the aftermath of the attacks and providing assistance to the victims.
