Russia strikes TV and radio broadcaster in Ukraine's Kremenchuk
Photo: Russians struck a television and radio company building in Kremenchuk (local media)
On the night of October 22, Russian drones attacked the building of the private television and radio company Vizit in Kremenchuk, Poltava region. A fire broke out at the site of the strike, and part of the street was temporarily closed off, according to Kremenchuk mayor Vitalii Maletskyi.
The building of a private television and radio company is located in a residential area.
A fire broke out after a Russian drone struck the building. According to preliminary reports, there were no casualties.
Details regarding the consequences of the Russian attack are still being confirmed.
Russia strikes TV and radio broadcaster in Ukraine's Kremenchuk pic.twitter.com/GSi0CKyHzW
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According to local media, a section of Ivan Mazepa Street in Kremenchuk, near the Vizit TV and radio company, has been closed off.
Traffic has been restricted on the stretch between the two nearest intersections.
According to VIZIT-NET, seven employees were inside the building at the time of the Russian strike. All of them were in safe locations, and no one was injured.
Due to damage to the building, equipment, and infrastructure, operations at the complex have been suspended. It is currently impossible to resume operations.
At the same time, the company continues to provide home internet and television services from backup sites. Subscribers are being warned of possible service interruptions.
Also, due to technical circumstances, the Vizit TV channel has been forced to temporarily suspend the production and broadcast of its news programs.
On the night of October 22, Russians again struck Kyiv with drones and ballistic missiles. At least one person was killed, and another 22 civilians were injured.
