Drone assault by Russia targeting Cherkasy Oblast, causing issues with essential services.
Ukraine: Russian Forces Launch Attack on Cherkasy Oblast's Critical Infrastructure
In a shocking development, Russian forces launched an attack on Cherkasy Oblast in Ukraine during the night of 16-17 September 2022. The attack, carried out using drones, targeted critical infrastructure, according to a statement made by Ihor Taburets, the Head of Cherkasy Oblast Military Administration, who announced the incident on Telegram at 02:20.
No specific details about the damage or casualties were provided in the statement. However, previous attacks in the region have been attributed to Russian forces using drones and other means, suggesting that the impact of this latest attack could be significant.
An air-raid warning was issued in Cherkasy Oblast just a few minutes after midnight, adding to the sense of urgency and concern. Ihor Taburets, in his message, did not specify the target or location of the strike.
It is important to note that this incident is not directly related to recent statements from the U.S. Privacy and the Hungarian PM, or to the soldiers of the 128th Brigade and the Russian Iskander missile strike, or to Putin's threats towards Finland and his declaration about the main task of Russians.
As the situation develops, more information about the extent of the damage and casualties is expected to be released. The attack on Cherkasy Oblast's critical infrastructure has undoubtedly affected the region, and the Ukrainian government and international community are closely monitoring the situation.
Stay tuned for updates as we continue to follow this breaking news story.
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