Fire erupts as Russian drones target warehouses in Khmelnytskyi Oblast
Russian forces attacked Khmelnytskyi Oblast (Photo: REUTERS / Stringer)
Russian drones struck Khmelnytskyi Oblast overnight on September 3, setting fire to multiple warehouses, regional governor Serhii Tiurin reported.
He stated that the resulting blaze engulfed nearly 200 square meters of warehouse space.
Emergency crews managed to contain the fire.
Tiurin stated that there is currently no information regarding casualties or injuries.
Russian drones also targeted Ternopil and the surrounding oblast that same night, with Ukrainian air defense forces shooting down two of the aircraft. Local authorities reported no casualties or damage from the attack.
Russian forces also attacked Vinnytsia Oblast, injuring two people and damaging residential buildings and outbuildings.
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