Another Naftogaz employee killed in Russian strike on Pryluky – company
Ihor Chub, another employee of the Naftogaz Group, was killed as a result of the October 7 night attack on a residential apartment building in Pryluky, the company reported on Thursday morning.
Ihor Chub, a Naftogaz Group employee, was among those killed in a Russian strike on a residential apartment building in Pryluky on October 7. Naftogaz disclosed that Chub, 45 years old, was a drilling assistant working in the capital and underground well workover department at Ukrnafta. Another Naftogaz worker, Liudmyla Tsyba, a painter for corrosion protection brigade No. 6, was also killed in the incident.
The company's acting CEO, Serhiy Fedorenko, stated that Naftogaz employees were among the residents affected by the Russian missile strike. Rescue workers labored throughout the night to clear debris from the destroyed building in Pryluky.
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