Injuries reported: consequences of Russia's attack on Cherkasy region
Illustrative photo: damage reported in Cherkasy region following Russian attack (Getty Images)
As a result of the overnight Russian attack in the Cherkasy region, civilian infrastructure was damaged.
This was reported by the head of the Cherkasy Regional Military Administration, Ihor Taburets, according to his post.
"Due to attacks, we have consequences for civilian infrastructure. According to preliminary data, three people were injured," he reported.
The head of the Regional Military Administration confirmed that all necessary emergency services are working at the impact sites. Further details about the attack will be disclosed later.
"The threat persists. Stay safe," Taburets urged.
Attack on Ukraine on June 29
Russian forces carried out a combined attack on Ukrainian cities. On the evening of June 28, they launched drones, prompting air raid alerts in nearly all regions.
Russia launched strategic Tu-95MS bombers, and during the night, a MiG-31K took off from the Savasleyka airfield. Cruise missiles were launched across Ukraine.
In particular, Russia launched a combined strike on Kremenchuk. A fire broke out at an industrial facility as a result of the attack.
Russia also launched a missile strike on Zaporizhzhia, where another industrial facility caught fire. No casualties were reported.
