Russian drones strike Kyiv gas station and warehouse building
A drone hit a gas station in Kyiv early Tuesday, while another strike damaged warehouse structures elsewhere in the city, officials said.
Early on Tuesday, a drone struck a gasoline station in Kyiv, according to Mayor Vitalij Kliczko, who posted the update on Telegram. He added that the same day a separate drone hit warehouse structures in another district of the city. The attacks are part of a broader pattern of Russian strikes on Kyiv fuel facilities.
In the Dnipropetrovsk region, military governor Oleksandr Hanzsa reported ten assaults using drones, artillery and guided aerial bombs targeting settlements in the Nyikopol and Synyakivskyi districts. The assaults left two individuals injured and caused damage to multi-storey residential blocks, a family home and a government building. The incidents underscore the ongoing vulnerability of civilian infrastructure in Ukraine's capital and nearby regions.
Why it matters
The strikes show the continued risk to civilian sites in Kyiv amid the ongoing conflict.
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