During the attack on Kyiv and Odesa, a warehouse, cafe, and business center were damaged

During the attack on Kyiv and Odesa, a warehouse, cafe, and business center were damaged
Photo: consequences of the attack on Kyiv on October 1 / t.me/dsns_telegram

On the night of October 1, Russian troops attacked Kyiv and Odesa. Among the damaged objects are a warehouse building, a cafe, a non-residential complex and two buildings of a business center. There are casualties in both cities.

In Kyiv, the most significant consequences for commercial infrastructure were recorded in the Obolonskyi district. A large-scale fire broke out in a warehouse building. Rescuers extinguished the fire, one injured man was handed over to medics.

In the Solomianskyi district, after a Russian shelling, a cafe located on the ground floor of a 16-storey residential building caught fire. The fire also engulfed cars parked nearby. The fire was extinguished on an area of 80 square meters.

Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko also reported a drone hit on the territory of a non-residential complex in the Pechersk district. Later, the Kyiv City Military Administration reported the fall of debris on the open territory of this district.

In Odesa, the strike hit a business center. According to the State Emergency Service and regional authorities, the roof and facade of its two buildings were damaged. The blast wave blew out windows, and on the fifth floor partially destroyed the walls.

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Rescuers during the liquidation of the consequences of the strike on Odesa on October 1. Photo: t.me/dsns_telegram

A fire also broke out in the business center. Rescuers extinguished it and prevented the further spread of the fire. As a result of the strike, one person was injured. More than 20 rescuers were involved in the liquidation of the consequences.

Thus, among the main objects damaged as a result of the night attack in the two cities were warehouse and commercial premises, a public catering establishment and a business center.

Based on materials: State Emergency Service of Ukraine, Kyiv City Military Administration, Odesa Regional Military Administration