Russian attack damages critical infrastructure in Ukraine's Vinnytsia region, injures three
Russian forces struck several communities in Ukraine's central Vinnytsia region on November 5, injuring three people and damaging civilian and critical infrastructure, regional governor Natalia Zabolotna reported.
All three people sustained minor injuries and were receiving medical assistance, she said.
In one town, two trucks and a trailer caught fire. Emergency crews extinguished the blaze.
At another location, a fire affected 11 vehicles. Four were completely destroyed, while seven others were damaged.
Following the end of the air raid alert, energy workers began repairs at facilities damaged in the attack.
Emergency and utility services continued working to address the consequences of the strikes.
The governor did not specify which facilities were hit or what weapons Russia used.