“Currently, additional checks are being conducted in the country.”, — write: www.unian.ua
Currently, additional checks are being conducted in the country.
The government of Moldova noted that one of the Russian missiles was spotted in the direction of Yampil-Koseut / photo REUTERSOn Christmas Day, December 25, the Russian occupiers launched yet another massive attack on Ukraine’s energy system, launching missiles and drones. In particular, the Moldovan military recorded the flight of one of the missiles over the territory of their country. This was reported by the press service of the government of the Republic of Moldova.“Currently, there have been no interruptions in the energy system of the Republic of Moldova, which is connected to the Ukrainian one. According to reports from the Border Police, one of the rockets fired by Russia was spotted by a patrol in the direction of Yampil-Koseut,” the message added.
Later, the missile most likely crossed the airspace of Moldova in the area of Otach-Mohyliv-Podilskyi and exited across the border with Romania in the area of Dorohoi-Hertsa. Therefore, the country is currently conducting additional checks regarding this situation.
Massive Russian attack on Ukraine on December 25 – what is knownAs UNIAN wrote, on December 25, Russia massively attacked Ukraine with missiles. During the attack, Kharkiv Mayor Ihor Terekhov reported that a hit had taken place in the Kyiv district of the city. It also became known that the occupiers attacked Ivano-Frakivsk, which is why there are currently problems with electricity in the city.
In addition, it was reported that Dnipropetrovsk was under a massive attack by the Russian Federation. The local authorities noted that the enemy tried to destroy the energy system of the region.
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