Russian drones launched overnight attacks on three towns in the Chernihiv region, targeting an oil depot in Pryluky and railway facilities in Nizhyn. According to Vyacheslav Chaus, head of the Regional Military Administration, a fire broke out at the oil depot, while additional hits were recorded on railway infrastructure. In the, an energy facility was also hit, causing significant disruption to local infrastructure and energy supply.
The attacks have raised concerns about the ongoing conflict’s impact on critical infrastructure. The oil depot in Pryluky, which is a key hub for regional energy supplies, has been severely damaged, potentially disrupting fuel distribution across the region. Railway facilities in Nizhyn, which are crucial for transporting goods and military equipment, have also suffered extensive damage, further complicating logistics. The energy facility hit in the morning has led to power outages affecting nearby residential areas.
Regional authorities have reported that emergency services are working around the clock to contain the fires and assess the full extent of the damage. The military has been deployed to secure the affected areas and prevent further incidents. These attacks highlight the escalating intensity of the conflict in the Chernihiv region, where Russian forces have been conducting multiple strikes on strategic targets. The situation remains tense, with local residents expressing fear and uncertainty about the ongoing violence.