Russia strikes Kyiv region again, damaging major warehouse
Photo: Russia launched a second strike on the Kyiv region this morning (t.me/dsns_telegram)
Following a nighttime attack, Russian forces launched a second strike on the Kyiv region on the morning of August 29. Specifically, the Agromat chain of construction supply stores' warehouse was damaged, according to the State Emergency Service of Ukraine.
Since early this morning, rescue workers have been dealing with the aftermath of the second Russian attack
Following the nighttime Russian attack, Russia launched a second strike, which caused fires at logistics facilities.
Currently, emergency responders are on the scene at several locations and are extinguishing large-scale fires.
Київщина: рятувальники ліквідовують наслідки повторної російської атаки
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Після нічної атаки ворог здійснив повторний удар, внаслідок якого виникли пожежі на логістичних об’єктах. Наразі надзвичайники задіяні на кількох локаціях та ліквідовують масштабні пожежі.
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"This morning, as a result of a direct Russian strike, one of our warehouses in the Kyiv region sustained significant damage. People are our top priority. Everyone is alive; no one on our team was injured," the Agromat press service reports.
The company is currently assessing the extent of the damage and reorganizing its operations. Due to the situation, there may be delays in fulfilling certain orders.
Agromat stores and the online store remain open.
Strike on warehouses in Kyiv region
On the evening of August 28, a fire broke out in warehouse facilities in the Bucha district of the Kyiv region following a Russian attack. The fire was accompanied by explosions and subsequent detonations. There are reports of 27 fatalities and more than 40 injured.
Due to the large-scale fire, traffic was temporarily blocked for all vehicles on a section of the M-06 Kyiv–Chop highway between the 15th and 32nd kilometers.
Ukrainian Prime Minister Serhii Koretskyi has already responded to the Russian attack. He states that the recent tragedy in Vyshneve had not served as a lesson, thereby implying that the Russians could have targeted a military warehouse in the village of Myla.
The prosecutor's office has launched an investigation in the Bucha district, where an explosion occurred on the premises of a company following the Russian strike. In particular, the legality of storing explosive materials there will be examined.
