Over the past 24 hours, Russian forces have attacked seven infrastructure sites in the Kyiv region
Over the 24-hour period from September 14 to 15, seven infrastructure facilities in the Kyiv region were damaged as a result of Russian attacks. No casualties or injuries among the civilian population were reported.
The effects of the enemy strikes were observed in the Boryspil, Brovary, and Bucha districts. The damaged property includes private residential buildings, a hangar, vehicles, and a municipal facility. The necessary emergency services are working on site, and specialists continue to address the aftermath of the attack.
This was reported by Timur Tkachenko, head of the Kyiv Regional State Administration.
Russian strikes damaged 16 gas stations in the capital. At the same time, city officials stated on September 15 that no fuel shortage is expected for Kyiv residents.
A new air threat alert system has been operational in Kyiv since September 6. Now, city residents will receive notifications not only about the existence of a threat but also about its type—drone, missile, or combined.
