Russian strike damages OKKO filling complex in Kyiv – network
The OKKO filling station network has reported that one of its complexes in Kyiv was damaged by Russian strikes on Monday, noting that there were no casualties.
On Monday, the OKKO filling station network reported that one of its complexes in Kyiv was struck by Russian missiles, resulting in damage but no casualties. In a Facebook statement, OKKO emphasized that the safety of its employees was paramount, noting that the station team adhered to safety protocols by halting operations and seeking shelter upon receiving an air raid alert.
The company is currently working with relevant services to assess the damage and plan restoration efforts. Earlier that day, Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko announced that fuel dispensers had been damaged and a fire broke out in the Obolon district following a UAV attack. This marks the sixth time in recent weeks that Russian forces have targeted Ukrnafta filling complexes, with Serhiy Fedorenko, acting chairman of the board of Naftogaz Ukrainy, reporting attacks on WOG network oil depots as well.
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