Russian attack on three Kyiv Oblast districts injures two, damages homes and warehouses
Russians attacked Kyiv Oblast (Photo: State Emergency Service of Ukraine)
Russian forces attacked Kyiv Oblast, injuring a man in the Bucha district and a woman in the Brovary district with shrapnel, regional governor Tymur Tkachenko said on Sept. 2.
According to him, civilian infrastructure was damaged in Oblast. A fire broke out at warehouses in the Bucha district, and a private house was also damaged.
A private house was damaged in the Brovary district.
In the Boryspil district, Russian forces damaged a warehouse. Emergency crews are working at the sites and dealing with the aftermath of the attack.
Earlier, Tkachenko said that three people, including a child, were injured in Russian attacks on Sept. 1 alone.
On the morning of Sept. 2, Ukraine's State Emergency Service reported that firefighters had extinguished fires at three warehouses in the Bucha district.
"While rescuers were working, the enemy insidiously carried out two more strikes on the warehouses, creating additional danger for emergency personnel. Firefighting efforts were also complicated by repeated air raid alerts," the agency said.
Russian forces have attacked Kyiv Oblast with drones for the seventh consecutive day. On the evening of Sept. 1, Russian forces attacked Vyshneve in Kyiv Oblast with strike drones. Two townhouses were destroyed and a fire broke out in the city as a result of the attack.
That same evening, the Russian military also attacked the Brovary district of Kyiv Oblast. A private house and warehouses were damaged, and fires broke out.
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