Russia attacked Chornomorsk: six injured, power infrastructure and residential buildings damaged. PHOTOS
On the night of 15 November, Russian occupying forces attacked Chornomorsk in the Odesa region. Six people were injured in the attack, and energy infrastructure, an administrative building, and residential properties were damaged.
This was reported by Censor.NET, citing the Odesa Regional State Emergency Service.
"Last night, Russia carried out yet another attack on the Odesa region. Energy infrastructure has been damaged," the statement reads.
Destruction in Chornomorsk
As a result of the enemy strike, significant damage was caused to
- a four-storey administrative building,
- two parked cars caught fire in the courtyard.
- The blast wave and debris damaged a gas pipe, shattered windows and damaged the façades of neighbouring residential buildings.
Casualties in Chornomorsk
An injured man was trapped in one of the flats. Rescue workers opened the door, administered first aid, carried him out of the building and handed him over to medics.
According to preliminary reports, a total of six people were injured as a result of the attack.
At the scene, psychologists from the State Emergency Service provided necessary support to traumatised local residents whose homes had been damaged by the explosions.
