Russian troops hit a bioethanol production plant in Sumy region
12 enemy drones were hit at the enterprise
On the night of May 4, Russian troops struck a bioethanol plant in the Lebedynska community of Sumy region. 12 enemy drones were hit at the plant.
This was reported by the OVA.
The shelling began at around 11:00 p.m. on June 3, Olena Syusyurchenko, the head of the Budyl district, told Suspilno. According to her, molasses from the tanks spilled onto farms, damaging at least 9. No locals were injured.
There are no injuries among the plant's employees either, but the damage to the enterprise is significant, said its manager Volodymyr Kapusta.
"Experts are assessing the environmental consequences. The final scale of the destruction is being clarified," the press service of the Sumy OVA wrote.
As reported by "Ukrainian Energy", on June 2, the Russian Federation shelled the gas supply system of Kramatorsk in the Donetsk region. As a result of the shelling by Russian troops, up to 3,000 residents were left without gas.
