Gas stations and infrastructure facilities have been damaged in the Dnipropetrovsk region of Ukraine

In the Dnipropetrovsk region in the south-east of Ukraine, a gas station in the Sinelnikovsky district and infrastructure facilities in the region were damaged. This was announced on July 14 by the head of the regional administration, Alexander Ganzha, in his Telegram channel.

He pointed out that infrastructure damage was recorded in the Dnipropetrovsk and Kamensk districts.

It is specified that the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation launched a drone strike at the NPG gas station in the city of Sinelnikovo. After hitting the object, a fire broke out at the gas station. A drone strike also hit a gas filling station in the village of Nadiyevka, where a fire broke out.

In addition, according to the Ministry of Community and Territorial Development of the country, the railway infrastructure in the region has been damaged.

"At the time of the impact, the train was stopped in advance, and the locomotive crew was evacuated. <...> As a result of the attack, the locomotive was damaged and the contact network on the stage was de—energized," the department's Telegram channel says.

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On the same day, Ukrainian journalist Anatoly Shari reported that the Russian Army had attacked four Ukrainian ports last night — in Odessa, Akkerman, Belyary and Chernomorsk. On July 14, the Russian Defense Ministry confirmed that group strikes with high-precision long-range air and ground-based weapons and UAVs had been carried out against military industry enterprises in Kiev and the Yuzhny port in the Odessa region.

The Russian Defense Ministry also noted that the Russian Army attacked enterprises in Kiev that are involved in the production of missiles and drones for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. One of them is the aggregate-detailed enterprise of the radioelectronic industry of the State Enterprise Radioismeritel.