Russian attacks in Kyiv injure 24, incl three children – mayor
One person was killed and 24 were injured as a result of attacks by Russian occupiers on the Ukrainian capital on Monday, September 28; three children were among the injured, Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko has said.
On September 28, Russian attacks in Kyiv injured 24 people, including three children, and killed one person, according to Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko, as reported by Interfax-Ukraine.
In response to the ongoing Russian attacks, Ukraine's state-owned oil company Ukrnafta is taking measures to protect its fuel infrastructure in Kyiv and Kyiv Oblast. The company is installing concrete shelters at 13 gas stations, with shelters initially being placed at stations in densely populated areas and near major roads, as stated by Ukrnafta chief executive Bohdan Kukura, according to the Kyiv Independent.
Meanwhile, Poland scrambled its warplanes to defend its airspace as Russia carried out strikes on neighbouring Ukraine, ABC News AU reported.
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- Ukrnafta installs concrete shelters at Kyiv gas stations amid Russian attacks kyivindependent.com
- Ukrnafta to prioritize concrete shelters at 13 filling stations in Kyiv region en.interfax.com.ua
- Russian drone attacks Yahodyn checkpoint on Polish border english.nv.ua
- Photos: Russian drone strikes pound civilian targets across Kyiv aljazeera.com
