Russian attack damaged warehouses, enterprises and energy facilities

On the night of September 3, Russian attack drones damaged warehouses and other facilities of enterprises in Khmelnytskyi and Kyiv regions. In Cherkasy region, during air raid alerts on September 2–3, debris from an enemy target damaged a power line and solar panels of a private enterprise.

In Khmelnytskyi region, the consequences of the attack were recorded on the territory of an enterprise in Khmelnytskyi district. According to the head of the regional military administration Serhiy Tiurin, after air defense operations, debris fell on its territory, causing a fire in a truck and a warehouse. Rescuers localized the fire.

During this incident, the truck driver was injured. He sustained shrapnel wounds to his back and was in shock. The man received the necessary medical assistance.

Later, already on the night of September 3, the regional military administration reported another fire in warehouse premises of one of the enterprises in the region. The fire covered about 200 square meters. Units of the State Emergency Service localized the fire; there were no reports of deaths or injuries in this case.

Material consequences were also recorded in Kyiv region. In Boryspil district, as a result of the Russian attack, warehouse premises, an administrative building, a store, and small architectural structures were damaged. A man sustained a shrapnel wound and was hospitalized.

Damage to energy infrastructure and enterprise equipment was detected in Cherkasy region. The head of the regional military administration Ihor Taburets reported that during air raid alerts on September 2–3, defense forces neutralized seven Russian UAVs in the skies over the region.

In Zolotonosha district, debris from one enemy target damaged a power line, as well as solar panels of a private enterprise. The examination of the territory is ongoing. No calls to emergency services regarding injuries have been received in Cherkasy region.

The names of the damaged enterprises and the full extent of the damage caused to them are not yet specified by regional administrations.

Based on materials from: Khmelnytskyi Regional Military Administration, Kyiv Regional Military Administration, Cherkasy Regional Military Administration