ConflictsDrone attack sparks fire at Russian industrial site, 1 injured

Drone attack sparks fire at Russian industrial site, 1 injured

As a result of the attack, a fire broke out at an unspecified industrial facility, injuring one person. As reported by Aleksander Gusiev, the governor of the Voronezh region in southern Russia, emergency services were dispatched to the scene on his Telegram channel.

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Sara Bounaoui

7:13 AM EDT, October 28, 2024

The governor stated that approximately ten Ukrainian drones were shot down or intercepted over the region late Sunday evening.

Their fragments fell on an industrial enterprise, causing a fire. One person was injured as a result of the fire.

The Baza news channel on Telegram, which is close to Russian security services, and several other Russian news channels on Telegram reported that two explosions were heard near a plant producing ethyl alcohol in the village of Krasnoye.

Reuters notes that it could not independently verify these reports, and Ukraine has not yet provided a comment.

Kyiv often emphasizes, as Reuters reminds us, that drone attacks on Russian territory aim to destroy infrastructure crucial for Russian military operations and are a response to Moscow's continuous attacks on Ukrainian territory.

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