
The head of the region, Leonid Pasechnik, reported damage to civilian infrastructure and the destruction of more than 100 UAVs
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The region is in a zone of active armed conflict. The Ukrainian Armed Forces regularly use UAVs to attack infrastructure.
Seven people were injured in the Lugansk People's Republic (LPR) over the past 24 hours due to attacks by the Ukrainian Armed Forces, said the head of the region, Leonid Pasechnik.
“The armed formations of Ukraine continue to act with terrorist methods: seven people were injured,” Pasechnik said in a channel on the Max platform.
According to him, the target of the Ukrainian Armed Forces was the car of power engineers in the Belokurakinsky municipal district, one employee was injured. Another blow was struck at a farm truck near Starobelsk, and the driver was injured.
“In Perevalsk, an enemy UAV attacked a local area, a 24-year-old guy was wounded. In Rubezhnoye, a 71-year-old man was injured as a result of the strike. In Kremennaya, a drone attacked an open area, a 21-year-old guy was injured. In Lisichansk, a UAV hit in the area of a store, two men were injured,” Pasechnik said.
The head of the region noted that all victims were provided with medical assistance. Houses, cars, civil and industrial infrastructure facilities in different areas of the LPR were also hit by UAVs.

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