Drone crash cuses fire at Eurochem's fertilizer plant in Tula region: Governor
Moscow, June 8 (UNI) A drone crash crash caused a fire at Russian fertilizer giant Eurochem's Novomoskovsk Azot plant in the Tula region, the fire has been extinguished, two people were injured, the region's governor, Dmitry Milyaev, reported.
"The Russian Defence Ministry's Air Defence Forces continue to protect Tula residents from enemy attacks, several air targets have been shot down. As a result of the UAV crash, a fire occurred at the Novomoskovsk Azot plant. The fire has been extinguished. Permissible levels of pollutants were not exceeded," the governor said on Telegram.
According to preliminary information, two people were injured, their lives are out of danger, he added.
"Operational services are working at the scene. The situation is under control," the governor noted.
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