• The detonation of ammunition was caused by Russia’s missile attacks on Pryluky District in Chernihiv Region.
• The fire that had started was contained.
• Civilians who were evacuated from adjacent communities will be able to return home the next day.

The detonation of ammunition was caused by Russia’s missile attacks on Pryluky District in Chernihiv Region. The fire that had started was contained.

According to a journalist, Chernihiv Regional Military Administration Head Viacheslav Chaus made the relevant statement on Facebook.

“An object near Pryluky was damaged by Russian missile strikes.” According to the article, “the ammunition detonated.”

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The fire has been contained, according to Chaus. Civilians who were evacuated from adjacent communities will be able to return home the next day. Meanwhile, law enforcement officers will keep the peace and ensure that no looting occurs. There were no civilian injuries reported. Crews are on the scene repairing the damage, and power is scheduled to be restored tomorrow.

The Russian military fired missiles against Pryluky, Chernihiv Region, at 01:15 p.m.  The evacuation of settlements such as Zaizd, Petrivske, Tykhe, and Sukhostavets was ordered due to the possibility of the fire spreading.

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