Russia struck the "Aurora" center again while rescue workers were on the scene
On August 22, Russian troops attacked the distribution center of the “Aurora” network in the Poltava region twice; the second strike occurred while emergency services were already on the scene. The attack damaged storage facilities and vehicles belonging to the State Emergency Service, but no one was injured.
The warehouse facilities were destroyed as a result of the enemy strike.
In addition, fire trucks and rescue vehicles belonging to the State Emergency Service, which had arrived to deal with the aftermath of the first strike, were damaged.
“After the first strike, the enemy launched follow-up strikes to inflict maximum damage while emergency services were on the scene,” said Taras Panasenko, co-founder of the network.
Despite the repeated shelling, there were no civilian casualties.
Deaths and injuries among personnel and rescuers were avoided thanks to strict adherence to safety protocols during both strikes.
Source: Taras Panasenko
Prior to this, Russia had struck the Aurora distribution center for the first time.
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