Enerhodar Mayor Reports Civilian Wounded, Accuses Ukrainian Forces of Terror Tactics

Overview

• RIA Novosti cites Mayor Maksim Pukhov saying a man was injured in Enerhodar after strikes he attributed to the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
• Pukhov alleged that targeted shelling of civilian neighborhoods is an intentional effort to terrorize residents and called it a war crime.
• He said the attack involved both artillery and unmanned aerial vehicles and struck a residential area of the city.
• Enerhodar is the city adjacent to the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant, which RIA reports was transferred to Russian ownership in October 2022.
• The statements were published on November 22 by RIA Novosti and were based on the mayor’s posts on his Telegram channel.