Explosions rang out in the Russian Voronezh and the light went out: a missile danger was declared in the region (video)

Share: A series of powerful explosions rumbled in the Russian Voronezh on the night of November 9, after which power outages began. The network is writing about the probable damage to the local thermal power plant (CHP). Locals claim that there were at least 5-6 loud explosions in Voronezh. Residents also observed bright flashes in the sky, Russian Telegram channels report.

After a series of explosions, power outages began in one of the districts, and in some houses the light disappeared completely, according to the Russians. Air defense was active in the city, the Russians claim that several air targets were allegedly shot down. At the same time, OSINT channels claim that a local thermal power plant was attacked in Voronezh. The facility is considered one of the largest suppliers of thermal energy for residential buildings and large enterprises in Voronezh.

It is known from open sources that the station provides thermal energy to at least four districts of the city — Livoberezhny, Zaliznychny, Leninsky and Central. In addition, the energy produced at the CHP is supplied to about a thousand enterprises. The network also showed footage of the night attack on Voronezh. Officially, the Russian authorities have not yet commented on the attack on Voronezh. There is also no official confirmation of damage to the CHP in the city.

A missile threat was also announced in the Bryansk, Oryol and Tula regions of the Russian Federation that night. The network also reported on a fire at an industrial facility in the Russian city of Kazan on the night of November 9. It will be recalled that on the evening of November 8, in the Russian Belgorod, after a series of explosions at the local thermal power plant, the lights went out: it is reported that a missile strike caused significant damage or complete destruction of the station.