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A massive attack on targets in Russia and the occupied territories: a thermal power plant is on fire in Lipetsk, and the water supply has been cut off in Belgorod

A massive attack on targets in Russia and the occupied territories: a thermal power plant is on fire in Lipetsk, and the water supply has been cut off in Belgorod

A massive attack on targets in Russia and the occupied territories: a thermal power plant is on fire in Lipetsk, and the water supply has been cut off in Belgorod
Attack on targets in Russia Exilenova+
Artem Shendetsky
Artem Shendetsky

news feed editor

The night of July 20-21 was turbulent for a number of Russian regions and the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine.

Exilenova+ reports this.

A series of missile and drone strikes has caused damage to infrastructure and triggered large-scale fires.

Main targets of the strikes:

  • Belgorod: Following a missile strike, part of the city was left without a stable water supply;
  • Occupied territories: drones attacked targets in the temporarily occupied cities of Simferopol and Mariupol;
  • Leningrad Oblast: for unknown reasons, a fire broke out at the “Ladoga” industrial park;
  • Anapa: drone attacks on facilities.

It is worth noting that as a result of the strikes, a fire broke out at the large “PUD” logistics center near Simferopol, and in Greater Yalta, the 110/10 kV “Zarya” substation– a critical power hub – was attacked.

As a reminder, in Lipetsk, Russia, on the night of July 21, explosions were heard after a missile alert was issued, and a large-scale fire subsequently broke out. According to OSINT analysts, the fire broke out near the local Thermal Power Plant No. 2 and the Novolipetsk Metallurgical Plant, although the specific target has not yet been officially identified.

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    • Artem Shendetsky
      Artem Shendetsky

      news feed editor

      He studied at the Faculty of Physics and Technology at Dnipro National University and at the Faculty of Computer Science at Melitopol State Pedagogical University. He has been working in journalism since 2019. He has worked for the media outlets “Cursor” and Traders Union.

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