On the eve of the strike, there were warnings on social media about Russian attacks on gas stations in Kyiv
Prior to the Russian Federation’s strike on Ukrnafta gas stations, a warning had been issued about possible attacks by Russian drones on approximately 20 gas stations. These include facilities on both the left and right banks of the capital.
It is noted that some of the potential targets are located directly in residential neighborhoods, posing an additional threat to the civilian population.
Information about a possible attack is currently in the form of a warning. Residents of the capital are urged not to ignore air raid sirens and to take shelter in the event of danger.
This was reported on social media by security expert Oleksiy Voevodin and by UA.News sources in intelligence.
Our sources also reported that Russian occupiers are planning to attack gas stations in the Dniprovskyi, Desnianskyi, Darnytskyi, and Holosiivskyi districts. The military warns Kyiv residents and visitors to the capital to avoid gas stations during air raid alerts in the coming days.
The occupiers have attacked a gas station in Kyiv’s Holosiivskyi district twice. After the first strike, a passenger car caught fire at the scene, and a public transportation stop and an 8-story non-residential building were damaged.
Video: A Russian drone attacked a Ukrnafta gas station in Kyiv; there are casualties.
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