Local governor Maksym Kozytskyy said police discovered that the man recorded a rocket heading towards the target.
Police also found photos of checkpoints in the area on his phone.
Kozytskyy added that the photos had been sent to two Russian phone numbers.
It is noted that six missiles hit oil facilities in Lviv yesterday afternoon, causing a large fire, while the sky was covered with thick black smoke.
In fact, a video was published today by the Nexta news agency noting that throughout the night firefighters battled to extinguish the fire caused by the missile attacks on one of the industrial fuel storage companies.
In #Lviv all night long firefighters eliminated the consequences of a missile hit on the territory of one of the industrial enterprises of fuel storage. pic.twitter.com/lTlbQz2OvD
[/P]- NEXTA (@nexta_tv) March 27, 2022
The city of Lviv, in western Ukraine, was targeted by two Russian bombings yesterday afternoon, injuring at least five people, the governor of the region, Maxim Kozitsky, said on Telegram.
"Two missile strikes were carried out within the city limits of Lviv," Kozitsky said in an online post.
The strikes targeted a neighborhood in the eastern part of the city, Litsakivsky, without it being known at this time what type of building or infrastructure was affected.
"Information that a building or other infrastructure was affected has not been confirmed," the governor added.
A resident of the district told Agence France-Presse that there was a fuel depot nearby.
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