Russian strikes leave people injured and cause damage in Ukraine's Vinnytsia region
Photo: Russia attacked the Vinnytsia region (Getty Images)
Russia attacked several communities in the Vinnytsia region. Civilian and critical infrastructure were damaged. Trucks and cars were on fire, and there were casualties, according to Natalia Zabolotna, head of the Vinnytsia Regional Military Administration.
Three people are known to have been injured. All of them sustained minor injuries and are receiving the necessary medical care.
In one of the Vinnytsia region's cities, two trucks and a trailer caught fire. Firefighters have already extinguished the blaze.
Elsewhere, the fire destroyed and damaged 11 vehicles. Four of them were completely burned, and seven more were damaged.
After the air raid alert was lifted, utility workers began restoring facilities damaged by the Russian attack. All emergency services continue to address the aftermath.
On November 3, the Russians struck three DTEK thermal power plants with missiles and drones.
The plants have halted electricity generation, and repairs will begin as soon as safety conditions permit.
On the night of November 5, the Russians attacked the Kyiv region with drones.
A warehouse caught fire in the Bucha district; one man was injured.
