The Russians struck three business facilities in Chernihiv Oblast on 7 July, causing damage and casualties.
Source: Viacheslav Chaus, Head of Chernihiv Oblast Military Administration, on Telegram
Quote: "A Molniya drone struck a petrol station in the village of Semenivka early in the morning yesterday. In the afternoon the town of Mena was struck. An 18-year-old girl sustained barotrauma."
Details: Chaus also said that an attack on the town of Snovsk had lasted around six hours. The Russians were hitting it with Gerbera drones, with at least 12 explosions recorded.
"A 46-year-old man has been injured as a result of strikes on a business – medics provided the necessary treatment. A crane lorry and a warehouse have been damaged. The ensuing fire there was extinguished," Chaus said.
The Russians later struck another business facility, this time an agricultural one, where a tractor and a car caught fire. There were then further strikes on other agricultural and utility facilities.
Damage to transport infrastructure was also recorded. Windows in a number of buildings in the city were damaged, Chaus noted.
Background:
Russian strikes on petrol stations in Chernihiv Oblast have become almost daily, with 25 strikes recorded in June and early July.
A woman was killed and two others injured in a Russian missile strike on Kyiv on the night of 7-8 July.
The Russians struck Kharkiv twice with missiles on the night of 7-8 July and in the morning, killing two people and injuring 24 others.
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