Russian drone attack damages warehouses, businesses across Kyiv Oblast
Warehouse facilities caught fire and businesses and vehicles were damaged across Kyiv Oblast following a Russian drone attack on Sept. 20, regional authorities reported.
A Russian drone attack struck warehouse facilities and businesses across Kyiv Oblast, damaging properties and causing fires on September 20, regional authorities announced. The attack occurred in various districts, including Boryspil, Fastiv, and Bucha.
In the Boryspil district, warehouses caught fire at Eco-Market in Shchaslyve village, and a canopy and vehicle at a private residence sustained damage. Fastiv district experienced damage to buildings belonging to an enterprise and several vehicles. Boyarka and Novosilky in Fastiv district also saw industrial warehouse and private enterprise damages, respectively. Bucha district reported a damaged vehicle following the attack, though a subsequent fire was extinguished by emergency services.
Governor Tymur Tkachenko confirmed that one man received minor injuries and declined hospitalization at the scene. Emergency services continued to address the affected sites as authorities assessed the full extent of the damages. Kyiv has been enduring an intensified Russian drone campaign recently, with day and night air raid warnings issued due to the use of fast, jet-powered drones.
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