“Critical infrastructure” in western Ukraine was hit by a new “massive” Russian attack on Wednesday morning, Ukrainian authorities announced.
Russia has been pounding its neighbor’s power grid and other infrastructure since its invasion of Ukraine began three years ago, regularly causing widespread power outages across the country.
“Two critical infrastructure sites were hit in the Drogobych and Stryi districts,” Lviv region governor Maksym Kozytsky said in a statement.
A missile fell near a house in the village of Sknyliv creating a crater 6 meters wide, without causing any casualties, he added.
In the neighboring region of Ivano-Frankivsk, the attack targeted “essential infrastructure sites”, without causing any casualties, said the governor of this territory Stitlana Onyshchouk.
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