Russia strikes private businesses in Kremenchuk, resulting in casualties
Photo: Rescue workers already operating at the sites of enemy strikes (Getty Images)
On November 7, Russian forces attacked Kremenchuk in the Poltava region with drones. Private enterprises came under enemy fire, according to the head of the Poltava Regional Military Administration, Vitalii Diakivnych.
At around 14:06 Kyiv time, Diakivnych confirmed that Russian drones had struck the premises of private enterprises in the city. According to him, this occurred at two separate locations.
The enemy attack resulted in fires.
"At present, four people are known to have been injured. The information is being clarified," the head of the regional administration emphasized.
Half an hour later, he specified that three men and one woman had been injured.
"They received medical assistance on-site," Diakivnych added.
Russian attacks on the Poltava region on November 7
At around 12:40 Kyiv time in the Hradysk community of the Kremenchuk district, a Russian drone struck the territory of a private enterprise. No one was injured.
"Another UAV fell in an open area. The shockwave damaged the roof and windowpanes of a private house. No information regarding injuries has been reported to emergency services," the head of the regional administration later noted.
At approximately 15:00 Kyiv time in the Semenivka community of the Kremenchuk district, an enemy unmanned aerial vehicle crashed in an open area, setting dry vegetation on fire.
As a result of the shockwave and falling debris, six private residential properties sustained damage. Specifically, roofs, windows, and fences were damaged.
According to preliminary data, there are no injuries; no reports of casualties have been received by emergency services.
In related news, earlier, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy revealed new details regarding the Russian attack on Ukraine on November 7.
Overnight, the enemy struck substations connecting two nuclear power plants to Kyiv.
