Russia attacked a factory belonging to the Polish company Cersanit in the Zhytomyr region
On September 12, Russian troops attacked a plant owned by the Polish company Cersanit SA in the Zvyagel district of Zhytomyr Oblast. Eyewitnesses reported the attack to Forbes Ukraine; there have been no official comments from the company so far.
On the night of September 12, a Russian strike hit a civilian facility. The facility in question is the Cersanit plant, which manufactures ceramic tiles and bathroom fixtures.
Forbes reports this.
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