Yesterday evening, 7 October, the enemy attacked not only one of DTEK Energy's thermal power plants.
The company's coal processing plant in Donetsk region was once again subjected to a massive enemy strike.
The attack caused a fire. The destruction of the plant's buildings and damage to process equipment continues.
The plant's employees were in shelters during the attack. Fortunately, no one was injured.
This is the third large-scale enemy attack on the enterprise in the last month and a half. Previous massive strikes took place on 26 August and 8 September.
Due to the approaching front line and the growing threat to the lives of employees, the company was forced to suspend the operation of this enterprise, which processes coal for the country's thermal power generation. Production processes were mothballed to resume operations once the security situation stabilised, and employees (except for on-duty personnel) were provided with work at other company enterprises.
Today, the enterprise's operations are completely paralysed, and the processing facilities are in a state unsuitable for operation.