Two coal enterprises in Donetsk region lost power due to enemy shelling
Kyiv • UNN
Hostile shelling by Russian troops cut off power to two coal mines in Donetsk, trapping 94 miners underground. The power supply was later restored.
As a result of shelling by Russian troops, power supply to two coal enterprises in Donetsk region was cut off. As a result, 94 miners were left without electricity. This was reported by the head of the RMA Vadym Filashkin, UNN writes.
The occupiers made another attempt to destroy industrial facilities in the region. The shelling cut off power supply to two coal mines. At the time, 94 miners were underground. Immediately after the shelling, they were notified of the emergency
According to him, power supply has now been restored and the miners' lives are not in danger.
Addendum
Russian troops shelled Kramatorsk in Donetsk region this morning. The attack killed a man and wounded another.
