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Russians massively attack Chernihiv region energy facility with drones overnight

Russian occupying forces continued launching strikes on border settlements of Chernihiv region on Sunday and Monday night—an energy facility was damaged in Nizhyn district, a private enterprise caught fire in Ichnia community, and a poultry farm was hit in Chernihiv district, reported Head of the Regional Military Administration Viacheslav Chaus.

Russians massively attack Chernihiv region energy facility with drones overnight

On Sunday and Monday nights, Russian forces carried out a series of drone strikes on energy facilities and other infrastructure within the Chernihiv region. The attacks targeted various locations, causing damage and disruption to essential services.

In the Nizhyn district, the enemy's primary target was an energy facility, which was damaged by strike drones during the night. This facility plays a crucial role in supplying power to the surrounding area, and its disruption could have significant consequences for the local population.

Further south, in the Ichnia community, private enterprises were hit by jet-powered drones. Although no specific details were provided regarding the extent of the damage, it is reported that administrative and utility buildings were affected, along with a tractor that was damaged. Fortunately, a fire at the impact site was quickly extinguished, minimizing potential losses.

Moving eastward to the Chernihiv district, enemy drones repeatedly targeted a poultry farm. The attacks resulted in utility buildings being set on fire, causing significant damage to the farm. Rescue teams arrived on the scene promptly and managed to control the fire, preventing further devastation to the poultry farm and its surrounding areas.

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