Russia attacked a DTEK coal enrichment plant in the Dnipropetrovsk region – the sixth strike on Ukraine’s coal industry in two months. No employees were injured.
DTEK reports strikes on a coal enrichment facility in the Dnipropetrovsk region. The plant processes coal for thermal power stations.
This is the sixth attack on the coal mining industry in the past two months.
During the attack, 192 mine workers were underground. Efforts to eliminate the consequences of the attack are ongoing. Fortunately, no employees were injured.
The condition of the plant’s equipment has not been reported.
The burning Ternivska mine after the shelling: the video is spreading online, writes Serhii Pohrebetskyi.
For normal people, this is horror and pain, but for the idiots in the video — just another reason to laugh. Haven’t you laughed enough?!
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