Russian drones strike French FM logistic warehouse near Kyiv for second time
An FM Logistic warehouse in Dudarkiv, Kyiv Oblast, was damaged again in a Russian strike, company press office representative Paulina Massa told NV Business on Sept. 5.
Ukrainian presidential technology adviser Flash revealed on September 4 that a jet-powered Shahed drone was responsible for the attack on the Security Service of Ukraine building in central Kyiv. He clarified that reports suggesting the strike was staged with a small drone were false. Surveillance systems tracked the jet-powered drone flying towards Kyiv from Donetsk Oblast at an altitude exceeding 7 kilometers.
By analyzing the drone's flight path, Flash determined the direction of its launch. The analysis of the wreckage confirmed that the drone was a Geran-4 model, with most of its components identified by experts. During the attack on the SBU building, Flash also reported that two jet-powered drones were headed towards Kyiv simultaneously; however, only one successfully reached the capital.
On September 4, Russian forces targeted the SBU headquarters in Kyiv. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated the drone was aimed at the office of SBU chief Oleksandr Poklad. Ukraine's Foreign Ministry deemed the attack a significant escalation, indicating Russia's reluctance to engage in diplomacy. In response, the SBU pledged a painful retaliation against the enemy.
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