Russian drones target Kyiv gas stations, aiming to rattle civilians
- On Friday, September 11, Russian drone attacks struck gas stations in Kyiv's Obolonskyi and Dniprovskyi districts, injuring at least two people, according to the Kyiv City Military Administration.
- The assault followed a separate incident yesterday, Thursday, September 10, when a UAV hit the premises of a station in the Holosiivskyi district, leaving four people injured.
- Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko reported that the strikes ignited a fire, setting a vehicle ablaze, while medical teams responded to explosions in the Troieshchyna neighborhood.
- Footage circulating online indicated a drone struck an Ukrnafta gas station, prompting emergency services to be dispatched to the scene.
- These consecutive strikes underscore the ongoing danger across the Ukrainian capital as Russian forces continue targeting infrastructure during recurring air raid alerts.
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Russian drone strike on Kyiv gas station kills 2: mayor
A Russian drone strike on a gas station in Kyiv resulted in two fatalities and four injuries, heightening concerns about a targeted campaign against fuel stations. Kyiv’s mayor confirmed the deaths in the attack.
A Russian drone strike on a gas station in Kyiv early Friday morning killed two people and hospitalized four, the city's mayor said.
As a result of the morning attack on fuel stations in Kiev, two people died of injuries.
Russian forces have struck again in broad daylight during business hours in the Ukrainian capital. Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko announced the news, UNIAN reported. According to him, Russia hit a gas station in the Dnipro district, and in the Obolon district it hit a gas station in two places, News.bg reported. Klitschko also reported that emergency teams were called to a residential building in the Dnipro district after an explosion. “According t…
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