The death toll has risen following Russia's attack on Kyiv on September 1
The death toll from the Russian attack on September 1 has risen in Kyiv. A 30-year-old man who sustained serious injuries during the attack died in the hospital. Medical staff fought to save his life for several days, but were unable to do so.
A 30-year-old man wounded during the Russian attack on Kyiv on September 1 died in the hospital. The man was wounded as a result of the enemy strike on the capital. His condition was critical, so doctors spent several days trying to save his life.
Despite the doctors’ best efforts, they were unable to save him. “Unfortunately, a 30-year-old man who was wounded during the enemy attack on September 1 has died in the hospital. We extend our condolences to his family and loved ones,” the Kyiv City Military Administration reported.
Thus, the death toll from the Russian attack on Kyiv on September 1 has risen. The man became yet another victim of the strike, the aftermath of which the capital continues to grapple with. Russian attacks on Kyiv regularly result in the deaths and injuries of civilians. Even after the immediate shelling has ended, people may remain in hospitals with severe injuries.
This time, medical personnel fought for several days to save the life of a 30-year-old Kyiv resident, but his injuries proved fatal. The Kyiv City Military Administration did not specify other details of his death in its statement, such as the location and nature of his injuries. This was reported by the Kyiv City Military Administration.
In a single day, Russian troops attacked three warehouses involved in the supply of medicines and medical supplies to Ukraine. The targets included the “Biokon” warehouse in the Boryspil district, a warehouse belonging to the pharmaceutical company Teva, and a humanitarian warehouse operated by the World Health Organization. The “Biokon” complex suffered the most damage—it was completely destroyed, and preliminary losses are estimated at billions of hryvnias.
On September 4, a Russian drone struck the main building of the Security Service of Ukraine on Volodymyrska Street in Kyiv, across from St. Sophia Cathedral.
On September 4, a Russian drone struck the Security Service of Ukraine building near the Zoloti Vorota metro station in central Kyiv. A fire broke out at the scene.
In the Khmelnytskyi region, debris from a downed Russian strike drone set fire to the warehouse of one of the local enterprises. The fire covered an area of 200 square meters, according to Serhiy Tyurin, head of the regional military administration.
