Russian Missile Strike on Ukraine's Poltava Region Injures Nine, Cuts Power to 55,000 Consumers

Jun 17, 2024, 12:55 PM

A Russian missile attack on Ukraine's Poltava region on June 17 has caused significant damage to civilian infrastructure, resulting in power outages for over 55,000 consumers and injuring at least nine people. The attack damaged power lines and several multi-story residential buildings, leaving many without electricity. Local authorities are concerned that there may be people trapped under the rubble of the buildings. Governor Filip Pronin reported the extent of the damage and the ongoing efforts to address the crisis. The regional military administration is actively involved in the response.