Russia targets Kharkiv region gas production again – Naftogaz CEO
On the night of October 12, the Russian Federation struck gas production facilities of the Naftogaz Group in Kharkiv region, causing a fire and damaging equipment; however, no casualties were reported, according to Acting Chairman of the Executive Board of JSC Naftogaz Ukrainy Serhiy Fedorenko.
Russian drone strikes in Kharkiv inflicted injuries on 12 individuals on October 12. The attacks targeted residential buildings in the Kyivskyi district, specifically damaging the upper floors of an apartment complex in the seventh, eighth, and ninth floors, causing a fire. Among the victims were a 10-year-old boy, two women aged 74 and 80, and two men aged 36 and 74.
Emergency services were on the scene, providing immediate care to the injured. In another incident, Russian forces struck a sports facility in the same district, though no injuries were reported. Overall, five Russian drones targeted the city's Kyivskyi district. Additionally, a separate missile attack near a grocery store in the Kharkiv suburb of Pisochyn claimed the lives of three individuals and left 25 others injured, occurring on the night of October 11.
This attack followed U.S. President Donald Trump's announcement of an energy ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine, which Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy acknowledged as positive news, emphasizing the importance of turning it into reality.
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