Photo: Rescue workers show the aftermath of the Russian shelling of Kyiv on September 15
On September 15, damage and falling debris were reported in four districts of Kyiv as a result of a Russian attack. Eight people are known to have been injured so far, and rescue workers have released photos from the sites of the strikes.
According to rescue workers, the effects of the enemy attack were observed in the following districts:
- Solomyanskyi District: A non-residential building was hit, but no fire broke out. Six people were injured at the scene; all were transferred to medical personnel for hospitalization.
- Darnitskyi District: A strike occurred at a gas station, where one person was injured. A minor fire was quickly extinguished using fire extinguishers.
- Holosiivskyi District: Another strike was recorded at a gas station. The fire has already been extinguished. Unfortunately, one person was injured.
- Obolon District: A fire broke out in a non-residential building. Firefighters have completely extinguished the blaze.
Units of the State Emergency Service and all of the city’s emergency services were on the scene. Please rely on official information and follow safety guidelines during air raid alerts.
As a reminder, following the Russian Federation’s attack, warehouses, a business center, and two gas stations were damaged in Kyiv.
On September 15, the Ukrainian military eliminated approximately 1,400 Russian occupiers over the past 24 hours. These new enemy losses have updated the overall casualty figures for Russian forces.
Earlier, Russia attacked Izyum with KAB missiles; among the victims was a two-month-old infant.
On September 10, in Kyiv’s Svyatoshynsky District, a drone crashed in an open area in the woods near a shopping center. According to preliminary reports, there was no fire and no casualties.
In the Solomyanskyi district of Kyiv, an enemy drone struck the roof of a four-story business center. Emergency services were dispatched to the scene to investigate the circumstances and address the aftermath of the incident.
