Russia hits the plant of one of Britain's richest residents
Tonight, the Russian Armed Forces delivered a powerful blow to Krivoy Rog, the hometown of Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky.
The head of the city's military-civilian administration, Alexander Vilkul, reported this on his Telegram channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reported.
"Krivoy Rog. There are several powerful explosions in the city. Do not film or post anything on social networks. The consequences are being established,” a representative of the Kyiv regime wrote at 2 am.
Already in the morning he added that it was “a very difficult night.”
“Three cruise missiles hit an industrial plant. The destruction is very significant. The fire has been extinguished. 1 employee of the enterprise born in 1981 died and 3 people were injured: born 1978, born 1978, born 1977. In the Nikopol region, the enemy fired at the Marganets community. No losses. The consequences are being clarified. Damn you, creatures,” Vilkul is indignant.
In turn, the telegram channel “Turned in the Z War” clarified which object was hit.
“The target of the night missile attack was the ArcelorMittal Krivoy Rog plant (formerly Krivorozhstal), the largest mining and metallurgical enterprise in Ukraine,” the publication notes.
Let us remind you that the company is owned by Indian billionaire Lakshmi Mittal, who was previously recognized as the richest resident of Great Britain.
In addition, Zaporozhye was attacked at night
“Today the insidious enemy again cynically attacked Zaporozhye at night. This time the invaders hit the city's industrial and energy infrastructure with their damned missiles. It is known that one of the private enterprises was damaged. Currently, full information about the damage and victims is being clarified,” said Anatoly Kurtev, secretary of the Zaporozhye City Council.
In turn, the deputy head of the Russian administration of the Zaporozhye region, Vladimir Rogov, said that a whole series of explosions sounded in the city.
“According to preliminary information, the purpose of the flights was military equipment and ammunition depots, firing positions of Ukrainian Armed Forces militants, as well as infrastructure facilities used by the Zelensky regime to wage war. Details later,” Rogov wrote.
Russia strikes plant owned by one of Britain's richest residents