In the Kyiv region, rescue workers showed the aftermath of Russian attacks
In two districts of the Kyiv region, rescue workers extinguished fires caused by Russian strikes. The aftermath of the enemy attacks was documented in the Obukhiv and Boryspil districts.
The State Emergency Service of Ukraine posted photos of the damage caused by the strikes on Facebook.
Residential buildings, structures, commercial facilities, recreational venues, and infrastructure were targeted by the enemy attacks.
“Since the evening, throughout the night, and into the morning, Kyiv region rescue workers have been working nonstop at the sites of Russian strikes—putting out fires and helping people,” the State Emergency Service emphasized.
Ukraine’s air defense forces shot down 135 of the 163 drones that Russian troops used to attack the country’s territory beginning on the evening of September 2.
On September 3, a man was injured in the Boryspil district of Kyiv Oblast as a result of a Russian attack. It is known that one person was wounded by the enemy strike.
In the Khmelnytskyi region, debris from a downed Russian strike drone caused a fire in the warehouse of one of the enterprises. The fire covered an area of 200 square meters, according to Serhiy Tyurin, head of the regional military administration.
Over the past day, 15 private homes were damaged in the Mykolaiv region as a result of attacks by Russian Shahed-type strike drones. A social services building and three cars were also damaged, according to Mykolaiv Regional State Administration Head Georgy Reshetilov.
