
Authorities have denied rumors of a leak of toxic substances at the plant after a drone attack
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Ulyanovsk was subjected to a morning UAV attack that damaged an industrial enterprise and residential buildings.
On Friday morning, Ulyanovsk was subjected to a massive UAV attack; dozens of drones were shot down.
The target of the attack was an industrial enterprise; it was damaged, as were residential buildings; According to preliminary data, 8 people were injured, three were hospitalized.
Reports on social networks about the leak of toxic substances at the plant and about the deaths are not true.
SARATOV, September 25 - RIA Novosti. Messages on social networks allegedly about the leak of toxic substances at the plant against the backdrop of a UAV attack on Ulyanovsk are not true, reports the Regional Management Center of the Ulyanovsk Region.
On Friday morning, Ulyanovsk was subjected to a massive enemy UAV attack, and dozens of drones were shot down. According to Governor Alexei Russkikh, the target was an industrial enterprise. It was damaged, as were residential buildings. According to preliminary data, 8 people were injured, three were hospitalized.
“Against the backdrop of a UAV attack, a series of fakes are spreading across Ulyanovsk... On social networks they write that there was a leak of toxic substances at the plant. According to operational services, this information is not true,” the Ulyanovsk Region LRC said in a message on the channel on the Max platform.

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