Russian jet drones hit hypermarket in Lutsk, wounding 9, including child
A Russian attack with jet-powered drones on the city of Lutsk in Volyn Oblast on Oct. 14 destroyed a civilian wholesale warehouse of European goods called EuroGurt, according to regional military governor Roman Romaniuk.
On October 14, a Russian attack with jet-powered drones targeted the city of Lutsk in Volyn Oblast, resulting in the destruction of a civilian wholesale warehouse called EuroGurt, according to regional military governor Roman Romaniuk. Nine individuals were reported wounded, including a child, by the regional administration. The warehouse on Koniakina Street was entirely engulfed in flames, with seven people sustaining injuries there.
Drone debris also caused damage to an apartment on the ninth floor of a residential building on Sobornosti Avenue, leaving two people injured and a fire ongoing. Two of the wounded are in serious condition. Romaniuk stated that some individuals may still be inside the destroyed pavilion, and rescue operations and fire containment efforts are ongoing at the site.
Earlier reports suggested a Russian drone had allegedly struck an ATB supermarket in Lutsk, but city authorities have not confirmed this information. Overnight, a Russian drone hit an oil depot in the city, igniting a fire. Russian forces launched a total of 39 missiles and 128 drones overnight into October 14, with air defenses neutralizing four missiles and 90% of the drones.
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