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Ruscists Continue to Terrorize Civilians: Significant Destruction at AMU Member Dairy Farm

Ruscists  continue their terror against the civilian population, the targeted destruction of agricultural enterprises, and Ukraine's food security. Dairy farm, a member of the Association of Milk Producers of Ukraine in the Kharkiv region, has suffered significant damage.

Oleh Syniehubov, Head of the Kharkiv Regional State Administration, reported on the aftermath of a combined attack on the Kharkiv region on April 28 on his Facebook page.

"03:08 - Kharkiv district, Novovodolazka community, the village of Mokra Rokytna. As a result of ten Shahed-type UAVs hitting the area, a calf barn, an administrative building, three cowsheds, two warehouses, and a car were damaged. 22 head of cattle died, and 30 cows were injured," Syniehubov's message stated.

However, according to updated information at 14:12, as reported by the farm's director, Oleksandr Krasovskyi, at least 100 animals died due to the Russian strikes. The exact number will be known after the debris is cleared.

We express our condolences to the farm and the community.

Photo by: “Agroservis SG” and Suspilne Kharkiv

Press Service of the Association of Milk Producers


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