Russians Destroy Kherson CHP Plant with Aerial Bombs: Authorities Ask Residents to Leave
- Russian forces attacked the Kherson combined heat and power plant on August 26 with four guided aerial bombs, causing serious damage to the city's main heat source and destroying all heat and power-generating equipment.
- The attack targeted a civilian facility providing heat to many residential buildings in Kherson, with no military purpose, aiming to terrorize civilians and deprive tens of thousands of residents of heat before the heating season.
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An attack on a power plant in the city means that Kherson could be without electricity and heat for an extended period, it says.
Russians destroy Kherson CHP plant with aerial bombs: authorities ask residents to leave
Authorities are urging residents of Kherson to leave the city following a Russian overnight attack that caused extremely serious damage to the Kherson combined heat and power plant.
Russians attacked Kherson CHPP again with 4 KABs, equipment destroyed - NaftogazRussian troops attacked Kherson CHPP again with four KABs. The strike destroyed all the thermal and power-generating equipment of the station.
As a result of the impact, all the thermal and power-forming equipment that remained at the station was completely destroyed and disabled.
Russian strike destroys all equipment of Kherson power plant – Naftogaz CEO
Russian forces again attacked the Kherson combined heat and power plant (CHP) of Naftogaz Ukrainy Group overnight Thursday, causing critical damage, acting Naftogaz Ukrainy Board Chairman Serhiy Fedorenko said.
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