Russia's overnight strikes in Mykolaiv Oblast spark fires, no casualties reported
The Russian army struck at Mykolaiv Oblast overnight, regional governor Vitaliy Kim reported on Telegram on Aug. 1.
The aggressor attacked the Bashtanskyi district on the evening of July 31, and then launched another missile attack around 12:10 a.m. on Aug. 1.
The strikes caused several dry grass fires, which were swiftly extinguished by firefighters. There were no casualties as a result of the attack.
An air raid alert was declared three times in Kyiv city and oblast overnight on July 31: first because of the threat of ballistic missile attack, and then because of Russian UAVs. Explosions were heard in the region, and air defense was operating.
13 buildings in Kyiv Oblast were damaged on July 31 in one of the most massive attacks, during which Russia used 89 drones.
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