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Naftogaz says missiles hit facility in Chernihiv region

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Two Russian missiles struck a Naftogaz oil and gas facility, damaging equipment, the company said. No one was injured, as all workers were in shelter.

Russian forces struck a Naftogaz Group oil and gas facility in Ukraine’s Chernihiv region with two missiles during the daytime on November 12, Novynarnia reported, citing the company’s press service.

Naftogaz said the facility sustained serious damage, including damage to operational equipment. All workers were in shelter and no injuries were reported, according to the company.

The company described the attack as another deliberate Russian strike on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure ahead of winter. Novynarnia’s report did not specify the settlement, missile type, cost of the damage or repair timeline.

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