Russia strikes critical energy object in Zaporizhzhya Oblast in latest mass missile & drone attack
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Russia targeted energy infrastructure in Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhya Oblast, landing a direct missile strike, as part of its mass missile and drone attack on April 11, Zaporizhzhya Regional Military Administration head, Ivan Fedorov, reported.
Air defense forces in the Oblast intercepted two missiles.
There are currently no reports of casualties.
Russians launched 421 strikes across seven populated areas in Zaporizhzhya Oblast, with 12 reports of residential and infrastructure damages, Fedorov said on Telegram.
No civilians were harmed in these strikes either, he confirmed.
Russia’s mass missile & drone attack on April 11
Russia launched a barrage of Kh-95MS cruise missiles and Kinzhal hypersonic missiles from MiG-31K aircraft, and guided aviation missiles from Su-34s at Ukraine early on April 11.
Poland scrambled aircraft as Russia struck Ukraine.
At least 10 strikes targeted Kharkiv and its surrounding areas, leading to new power outages in the city.
Lviv Oblast, particularly the city of Stryi, also faced heavy combined attacks.
Explosions were heard in Zaporizhzhya, while critical infrastructure was targeted in Kyiv Oblast, resulting in a fire, local authorities reported.
The energy systems of four regions — Kyiv, Lviv, Zaporizhzhya, and Kharkiv — came under attack, with two DTEK thermal power plants suffering serious damage, Energy Minister Herman Halushchenko said.
Ukrainian air defense forces shot down 37 out of 40 Shahed kamikaze drones during the night and morning of April 11, the General Staff said.
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