Russia strikes Naftogaz facility three times overnight in central Ukraine

Russia attacked a Naftogaz facility three times overnight, causing a large fire and equipment damage at an oil and gas site in central Ukraine. Specialists are assessing the extent of the damage. No employees were injured, as they were evacuated in time, according to acting Naftogaz board chairman Serhiy Fedorenko, who thanked rescuers for their response. The company's press service reported the incident on November 7. The attack occurred during a broader Russian assault involving ballistic missiles and 172 drones, most of which were shot down by Ukrainian air defense. Strikes also targeted substations connecting two nuclear power plants to Kyiv.