Russian drones hit businesses in Kremenchuk, four people injured
Russian drones struck private businesses at two locations in Kremenchuk, a city in Ukraine's Poltava Oblast, on 7 November. At least four people were injured and fires broke out at the impact sites.
Russian drones have struck the premises of private businesses at two locations in Kremenchuk, a city in central Ukraine's Poltava Oblast. The attack on 7 November was reported by Vitalii Diakivnych, head of the Poltava Oblast Military Administration. It is one of the latest Russian strikes on Ukrainian cities and infrastructure in the ongoing war.
According to Diakivnych, fires broke out at the sites of the impacts. As of 14:06, four people were known to have been injured. The Oblast Military Administration did not provide details about which businesses were targeted.
Earlier attack overnight
The Kremenchuk strike followed a combined Russian attack on Ukraine on the night of 6–7 November. In it, Russia used a total of 172 drones and 36 ballistic missiles. All of the missiles were launched towards Kyiv and Kyiv Oblast, targeting energy facilities and infrastructure.
The source does not say whether the Kremenchuk attack was part of the overnight assault or took place separately.
