- In the Poltava region, the Russian strike was followed by a critical infrastructure incident involving a hazardous chemical leak.
- State Emergency Service (SES) reports that the chemical leak was caused by the failure of a chemical protection system.
- According to the SES, the leak is not dangerous for the public, but work is being carried out on the site to ensure that the situation does not pose a threat.
According to Ukrinform and RBC Ukraine, a hazardous chemical leak occurred in the Poltava region following a Russian strike on infrastructure.
After the incident, the SES said that the hazardous chemical leak was not dangerous. The State Emergency Service (SES) published information about this on Facebook, citing Ukrinform.
The SES also noted that, according to the results of monitoring, the chemical leak was caused by a special emergency situation at a chemical plant. The SES also stated that the chemical leak posed no threat to the population. The agency also said that the chemical leak was caused by the failure of the chemical protection system.
RBC-Ukraine material states that the SES reported that the chemical leak was caused by an emergency at a chemical protection facility, and that the leak was contained. The publication also reports that the leak was caused by the failure of the chemical protection system, which led to the release of hazardous chemicals.
RBC-Ukraine also reports that the Russian strike on the chemical plant was aimed at the city of Poltava, and that the chemical leak was caused by the strike.
Tags: Ukraine, Russia, Ecology
Sources:
https://www.ukrinform.net/rubric-ato/4150373-hazardous-chemical-leak-in-poltava-region-following-russian-strike.html
https://newsukraine.rbc.ua/news/russian-strike-on-infrastructure-triggers-1785685643.html