Russia targets Naftogaz facilities in morning attack

Russia launched another attack on Ukraine's gas infrastructure on Wednesday morning, aiming to disrupt the gas supply, according to the acting head of Naftogaz Ukraine, Roman Chumak.

"As before, the enemy seeks to leave Ukrainians without heating and gas," the statement reads.

All enterprises of the Naftogaz Group are operating normally, and the gas supply to the population continues uninterrupted, without any disruptions, Chumak added.

"All consequences of the enemy attack will be eliminated in the near future," he noted.

Ukraine's air defense forces shot down 30 Russian missiles and 47 drones on January 15. In total, the Air Force recorded 117 enemy targets in the air. The aggressor targeted energy facilities and gas infrastructure in the Kharkiv, Lviv, and Ivano-Frankivsk oblasts, resulting in several hits.