On the night of Tuesday, February 11, the enemy army launched a new missile strike on Ukraine, resulting in damage to the Poltava region.
The Russians shelled the Poltava region, with explosions heard in the Lubny and Mirhorod districts.
Reports indicate that the Russians were using "Kalibr" missiles and ballistic weapons, which led to a fire breaking out after the attack.
On February 11, the Poltava region came under a combined assault from the Russian army.
Explosions were reported in various areas, particularly in Lubny and Mirhorod.
According to monitoring channels, the Poltava region was struck by cruise missiles of the "Kalibr" type and ballistic weaponry.
"It is likely that the fire was caused by the missile attack," stated the OVA report.
As a result of the missile strike on the energy infrastructure of the Mirhorod district, gas supply has been halted.This was reported by the press service of the Poltava regional military administration.
Preliminary data indicates that as a result of the missile strike, nine settlements in the Mirhorod district are without gas supply.
Fortunately, no hits on civilian infrastructure have been recorded, and there is no information about any casualties.
This was reported by the press service of "Naftogaz."
"The production facilities of the Naftogaz group in the Poltava region were damaged. Fortunately, there were no casualties," the statement said.