Russian strike on Pavlohrad on Sept 10 kills two DTEK miners, injures four
Two DTEK miners were killed and four injured in a Russian drone attack on central Pavlohrad on September 10, the energy holding said.
On September 10, a Russian drone attack on Pavlohrad resulted in the deaths of two DTEK miners and left four others injured, according to the energy holding company. DTEK confirmed the tragic loss of 39-year-old Vitaliy Huba, a longwall miner, and 43-year-old Yevhen Shevchenko, a mining machine operator. The victims were remembered by their families, with Huba leaving behind his parents and wife, and Shevchenko leaving behind his parents, wife, son, and young daughter.
DTEK expressed deep sorrow for the deceased and pledged to provide all necessary support to their families. The injured employees received immediate medical attention and were in stable condition, with the company promising ongoing support during their recovery. Russia had previously targeted a DTEK mine in the Dnipropetrovsk region on August 31, injuring one worker, and on August 17, a drone attack resulted in the death of 52-year-old miner Valentyn Kapitanov and injured another employee.
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