Russian forces fire ballistic missiles at Ukrainian agricultural facility in Chernihiv
Illustrative photo: Russian missiles hit agricultural site in Chernihiv region (Getty Images)
The Russian army struck the Menska community in the Chernihiv region with two ballistic missiles on the evening of November 1. An agricultural enterprise was hit in the attack, reports Pavlo Miroshnychenko, head of the Koriukivka District Military Administration.
"The enemy continues shelling the Koriukivka district. In the evening, two impacts were recorded at one of the agricultural enterprises in the Menska community. Ballistic missiles were likely used," the statement said.
Miroshnychenko added that all information is currently being verified.
Russian attack on the Chernihiv region
Earlier, on the evening of November 1, air raid sirens were sounded twice in Kyiv and several other regions due to the threat of ballistic missiles. Afterward, high-speed targets, likely missiles, were repeatedly recorded over the Chernihiv region.
Previously, on October 27, Russian forces attacked the Koriukivka district of the Chernihiv region. That day, reports indicated the enemy struck a critical energy facility.
The next day, October 28, Russian forces again targeted one of the key power supply facilities in the district. In addition, a repair crew was hit in the strike.
