Mykolaiv-based Qatari enterprise hit with Russian missiles – Kim

Mykolaiv-based Qatari enterprise hit with Russian missiles – Kim

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Last night Russian invaders launched missile strikes on a Qatari enterprise, which is situated in the city of Mykolaiv.

The relevant statement was made by Mykolaiv Regional Military Administration Head Vitalii Kim on Telegram, an Ukrinform correspondent reports.

“Yesterday we heard a blast; everyone wrote about that. I won’t hide it, these were missile strikes. Russian occupiers attacked a Qatari enterprise, which is situated in our region. [...] Two empty hangars were damaged, and a security guard was injured with broken glass,” Kim told.

In his words, Russian invaders are massively refusing to go to Ukraine and take part in the war. Mostly, only those from the distant corners of Russia, like Yakutia or Murmansk, are still coming, as they lack the Internet connection and access to information.

Kim made an assumption that a coup d'état is being prepared in Russia, and “history repeats itself”.

A reminder that, on February 24, 2022, Russian President Vladimir Putin initiated a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, starting a war. Russian troops are shelling and destroying the key infrastructure facilities, launching missile and air strikes on residential areas in Ukrainian cities and villages, torturing and murdering civilians.

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