In Vinnytsia, Russian aggressors targeted missiles at a TV tower: what is known
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In the morning of March 16, Russian invaders fired rockets at Vinnytsia
The head of the Vinnytsia Regional State Administration Serhii Borzov and State Special Communications Service announced this in Telegram.
It turned out that the blow came to the TV tower; it is damaged, the victims have not yet been reported.
It is known that somewhere at four in the morning there were two explosions with an interval of one minute.
Borzov said that the explosions damaged the object, but did not specify which one.
"The night in Vinnytsia was restless.
The shelling damaged the facility. There are no victims," he wrote.
Meanwhile, because of technical reasons, the broadcasting of television and radio channels in Vinnytsia and surrounding communities was temporarily suspended.
Later, the State Special Communications Service reported that on the morning of March 16, the occupiers fired on the TV tower of the RRT Concern in Vinnytsia.
"Broadcasting in the city is temporarily out of order.
Therefore, we remind the residents of Vinnytsia that currently, you can get access to Ukrainian broadcasting for free in several ways:
On the satellite. Ukrainian TV channels are decoded on satellite. This means that access to broadcasting is free. You need a satellite receiver and a satellite dish to watch TV.
On Youtube. Most Ukrainian channels have their own Youtube channels. If you have fast internet, find the desired channel in the mobile application or on the web page on Youtube. If the internet speed is low, choose a lower resolution in the video settings (three dots at the top of the video, quality, 360p or 480p – this will suffice).
On OTT services. On the platforms, YouTV, Sweet TV, Omega TV, MEGOGO, Kyivstar TV, Oll tv, access to Ukrainian television is now also free. Find the channel you want in your app or on your favorite platform's web page.
In Diia in the Services section. To do this, you need to update the application.
In addition, listen to Ukrainian radio broadcasting via Internet radio: radioplayer.ua and in the Diia application, the department said.
