FPV drone again hits DTEK site in Dnipropetrovsk region, none hurt
Russia again struck a DTEK site in Dnipropetrovsk region on Wednesday, the ninth attack on it since early September, the energy holding said.
On Wednesday, Russia launched a second attack on a DTEK facility in the Dnipropetrovsk region, marking the ninth assault on the site since early September. This morning, an FPV drone crashed at the entrance to the mining site in a frontline district of the region and exploded. Nevertheless, none of the employees were injured, according to a statement from DTEK on Telegram.
Despite the constant threat, the company's employees are working tirelessly to maintain electricity supply for all consumers. Earlier this month, Russian occupiers targeted the administrative building of a DTEK coal company in the Dnipropetrovsk region, resulting in one casualty. On September 25, an FPV drone strike on a DTEK vehicle operating in Odesa killed one worker and injured three civilians, alongside damage to infrastructure and a warehouse.
On September 10, a Russian drone attack on Pavlohrad killed two DTEK miners and injured four others.
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