Ukrnafta has reached out to its customers following attacks on its gas stations
Ukrnafta has urged its customers to strictly follow safety guidelines and immediately leave gas station premises during air raid alerts, amid Russia’s massive attacks on civilian infrastructure and gas stations. When a yellow or red alert is declared, the network’s facilities cease operations.
Customers are asked to follow staff instructions, not to leave their vehicles in gas station parking lots, not to linger on the premises after making a purchase or refueling, and, if possible, to drop off passengers outside the gas station premises. The company emphasized that adhering to these measures helps minimize risks and protect lives and health.
The publication “Glavkom” reported this, citing a statement from the company’s press service.
Late in the morning on September 11, Russian jet-powered drones attacked two gas stations belonging to the “Ukrnafta” network in Kyiv. Gas stations on both the right and left banks of the capital were hit.
Five people were injured in Kyiv as a result of the Russian attacks on the gas stations.
