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Russian attack on Chornomorsk injures six

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In brief

An overnight Russian attack damaged energy infrastructure and an administrative building in Chornomorsk, in Ukraine’s Odesa region. Dumska reported that the city lost electricity.

Russian forces attacked Chornomorsk overnight on November 15, injuring six people and damaging energy infrastructure, RBC-Ukraine reported, citing Ukraine’s State Emergency Service and the news outlet Dumska.

A four-storey administrative building sustained extensive damage, and two parked cars caught fire. The blast wave and debris damaged a gas pipe, along with facades and windows of nearby residential buildings.

Rescuers opened the door of an apartment where an injured man was trapped, gave him first aid and handed him over to medics. RBC-Ukraine’s report did not specify the condition of all six injured people.

Dumska reported that the attack left Chornomorsk without electricity. RBC-Ukraine’s report did not specify when power would be restored or which weapons were used against the city.

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