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Ukraine attacked the Tula region, the nitrogen chemical plant is on fire in Novomoskovsk, falling "UAV debris" (a phrase that Russian authorities often use to hide the scope of the attack) damaged apartment buildings and infrastructure in the nearby industrial area. The data on the victims is becoming clear, Miliev wrote. He added that laboratories of the State Technical Institute "Pryoda" and the Rospotrabendzor department were sent to Novomoskovsk. Ukrainian monitoring channels claim that after the attack, a fire broke out at the "Nitrogen" chemical plant in Novomoskovsk. The Aksilnova+ channel says that according to the footage, the AM-70 ammonia production unit is apparently on fire. In addition, the Lipetsk area was attacked. Its head, Igor Artmonov, reported a missile threat in the area, but the results of the attack are still unknown. Photo: Axilnova+.

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Ukraine attacked the Tula region, the nitrogen chemical plant is on fire in Novomoskovsk, falling "UAV debris" (a phrase that Russian authorities often use to hide the scope of the attack) damaged apartment buildings and infrastructure in the nearby industrial area. The data on the victims is becoming clear, Miliev wrote. He added that laboratories of the State Technical Institute "Pryoda" and the Rospotrabendzor department were sent to Novomoskovsk. Ukrainian monitoring channels claim that after the attack, a fire broke out at the "Nitrogen" chemical plant in Novomoskovsk. The Aksilnova+ channel says that according to the footage, the AM-70 ammonia production unit is apparently on fire. In addition, the Lipetsk area was attacked. Its head, Igor Artmonov, reported a missile threat in the area, but the results of the attack are still unknown. Photo: Axilnova+.

Ukraine attacked the Tula region, the nitrogen chemical plant is on fire in Novomoskovsk, falling "UAV debris" (a phrase that Russian authorities often use to hide the scope of the attack) damaged apartment buildings and infrastructure in the nearby industrial area. The data on the victims is becoming clear, Miliev wrote. He added that laboratories of the State Technical Institute "Pryoda" and the Rospotrabendzor department were sent to Novomoskovsk. Ukrainian monitoring channels claim that after the attack, a fire broke out at the "Nitrogen" chemical plant in Novomoskovsk. The Aksilnova+ channel says that according to the footage, the AM-70 ammonia production unit is apparently on fire. In addition, the Lipetsk area was attacked. Its head, Igor Artmonov, reported a missile threat in the area, but the results of the attack are still unknown. Photo: Axilnova+.

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