Six Injured in Chornomorsk: Emergency Service Report on Massive Attack
Energy infrastructure has been damaged, leaving the city completely without electricity
During the night of November 15, Russian forces launched a massive attack on Chornomorsk in Odesa Oblast. Six people were injured in the strike. The State Emergency Service of Ukraine reported the aftermath of the shelling.
A four-story administrative building was seriously damaged. Two parked cars also caught fire. Debris and the blast wave damaged a gas pipe, as well as the facades and windows of nearby residential buildings.
As rescuers dealt with the aftermath of the attack, they found an injured man trapped inside one of the apartments. State Emergency Service personnel opened the door, provided him with first aid, and handed him over to medical workers.
The strike also damaged the city’s energy infrastructure. According to the Dumska news outlet, after the massive attack, Chornomorsk was left completely without electricity.
We wrote earlier:
- 33 settlements without power after a nighttime attack on Mykolaiv Oblast
- Three killed, children among those rescued: Odesa endures another missile strike
- Massive attack on Kyiv: 4 killed; the Lavra and Dovzhenko Film Studios damaged
- New drone attacks and a ballistic missile strike on Mykolaiv: power outages and two injured
- After Russian shelling at the port of Chornomorsk: a tank containing 6,000 tons of sunflower oil was destroyed
