Russian strike hits warehouses in Ukraine's Dnipro, fire breaks out
Rescuers from the State Emergency Service of Ukraine (photo: facebook.com/DSNSKyi)
Russian forces attacked Dnipro on the afternoon of September 6. The strike sparked a fire at warehouses, injuring two people, according to Dnipropetrovsk Regional Military Administration head Oleksandr Hanzha.
"The enemy attacked Dnipro," the regional administration chief said.
He said the strike caused a fire at a logistics company's warehouses. Emergency crews are working at the scene to deal with the aftermath of the Russian attack.
Hanzha also reported that two people were injured.
Medics are providing the injured with the necessary assistance.
Russia's latest strikes on warehouses
A day earlier, on September 5, Russian troops again targeted infrastructure in the Odesa region with strike drones.
The strikes set fire to warehouses containing food products that, according to the State Emergency Service, had previously been hit by Russian forces. The fire was extinguished, and preliminary reports indicated there were no deaths or injuries.
On September 4, Russians also targeted warehouse facilities in the Odesa region twice, where food and industrial goods were stored.
In addition, on September 4, Russian troops attacked Sofiivska Borshchahivka in the Kyiv region. The strike damaged warehouse facilities.
