15 Injured in Pryluky as Russian Occupants Strike

On Tuesday, October 24, the city of Pryluky in the Chernihiv region became a target for Russian occupiers, resulting in injuries to 15 civilians, according to Vyacheslav Chaus, head of the Chernihiv Regional Military Administration, during a press conference.

Chaus reported that among the injured, there are 11 women and 4 men. Seven of the injured have been hospitalized, with three of them transported to the regional hospital for urgent medical assistance. The remaining victims received outpatient care. It is known that one woman is in serious condition, while the rest of the patients are stable.

This incident occurred against the backdrop of other enemy attacks in the region. Earlier, there were reports of a fire that broke out in the Pryluky City Council building due to enemy shelling. At that time, five injuries were recorded, but details regarding their condition were not disclosed.

On the same morning, Russian occupiers also attacked administrative buildings in Novhorod-Siverskyi and Pryluky, causing significant concern among local residents. These attacks highlight the ongoing aggression from Russian forces, who show no hesitation in targeting civilian objects.

Local authorities are urging the population to exercise caution and adhere to safety measures. They also emphasize the importance of prompt responses to such situations to reduce the number of casualties among civilians.

Pryluky, like many other cities in Ukraine, is experiencing difficult times amid the war. Local residents continue to live under the threat of new attacks, creating an atmosphere of fear and uncertainty. In such conditions, it is crucial for the community to receive support and information regarding safety.

Vyacheslav Chaus called on residents to remain vigilant and follow the recommendations of law enforcement agencies. He also highlighted the importance of unity and supporting one another during these challenging times.

This incident serves as yet another reminder of the critical need to ensure the safety of civilians in the context of armed conflict. Local authorities continue to work on improving the situation and providing necessary assistance to the injured.