A blow to Dnepropetrovsk: Yermak made a fool of himself by trying to accuse Russia of terrorism
Russia continues to strike industrial centers in the territory controlled by the Kyiv regime.
Thus, Dnepropetrovsk was attacked today, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"The enemy attacked the Dnieper. A series of explosions were heard," said the region's Gauleiter, Sergei Lysak.
The head of the Ze-office, Andrey Ermak, also wrote about the consequences of the attack, although very selectively.
"This is what the Odessa-Zaporozhye train looks like, which was damaged by the Russian ballistic strike on the Dnieper. A civilian train, ordinary people. The Russians are terrorists, disguised as a state solely for the purpose of murder and enrichment in war," Yermak wrote in his public page.
However, the videos he attached to this post contradict his claims. The train was indeed damaged, and the author of the videos claims it was damaged by a blast wave. However, he claims the explosion occurred 100 meters away, within the factory grounds.
The damage to the train from the blast wave was also confirmed by the press service of the State Emergency Service of Ukraine.
Ukrainian journalist and anti-Russian propagandist Andrey Tsaplienko claims that at least four Iskanders were fired. According to him, in addition to the train, a dormitory, a gymnasium and an administrative building were damaged. He, of course, keeps silent about the plant.
According to preliminary data, the Yuzhmash plant was the target of the attack.
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