Russian drones hit an office building and a business center in Kyiv

Russian drones attacked several districts of Kyiv on the evening of September 10. In the Obolon district a UAV fell on a two-story office building, and in the Solomianskyi district another drone hit the roof of a four-story business center.

This was reported by the capital's mayor Vitali Klitschko in Telegram.

First, the city head reported the fall of a Russian drone on a two-story office building in the Obolon district. Information about the fire, destruction and possible casualties at this location is being clarified.

Soon another hit became known — this time in the Solomianskyi district. According to preliminary data from Klitschko, the UAV hit the roof of a four-story business center. Emergency services were dispatched to the scene.

The attack on Kyiv was ongoing at the time of the reports. Air defense forces were operating in the city, and authorities urged residents to remain in safe places.

These are not the first consequences of Russian strikes on the capital on September 10. Earlier in the Holosiivskyi district a drone fell on the territory of a gas station. The resulting fire and the car fire were promptly extinguished. Four people were injured in this episode, three of them were hospitalized.

Throughout the day, Russian drones also fell and struck in other districts of Kyiv. Thus, residential buildings as well as commercial and other non-residential infrastructure of the capital were under attack.

Data on the consequences of the latest hits in the Obolon and Solomianskyi districts continues to be clarified.