Russian attack sets off massive fire in Ukraine's Kyiv region
Photo: Firefighters put out a fire in the Kyiv region following a Russian strike (Getty Images)
Russians have once again attacked the Kyiv region, resulting in a large-scale fire, according to Ukraine's State Emergency Service.
An infrastructure facility caught fire in the Fastiv district following a Russian strike.
Due to the large-scale blaze, high temperatures, and heavy smoke, rescue workers had to call in additional personnel and equipment from the State Emergency Service of Ukraine.
Specialists worked simultaneously at several locations, preventing the fire from spreading to neighboring structures.
Source: State Emergency Service of Ukraine
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Source: State Emergency Service of Ukraine
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Source: State Emergency Service of Ukraine
By morning, the fire had been completely extinguished. No one was killed or injured as a result of the Russian attack.
Russian attack on Kyiv region on September 5
Russian attack on the Bucha district killed 2 people.
In addition, 28 facilities in five districts of the region were damaged.
Russia struck:
- Single-family and multi-family homes
- Warehouses
- Railway tracks
- The grounds of an agricultural enterprise
- Vehicles.
"I urge residents of the Kyiv region not to ignore air raid sirens," says Tymur Tkachenko, head of the Kyiv Regional Military Administration, addressing the local population.
On the evening of September 5, Russia bombed Zaporizhzhia for over two hours.
Russia struck enterprises in the Khmelnytskyi region with drones. There is damage and casualties.
In addition, the Russians recently attacked Sofiivska Borshchahivka near Kyiv, resulting in a fire at some warehouse facilities.
