In the Bucha District, firefighters are putting out fires at three locations following an attack by the Russian Federation

In the Bucha District of Kyiv Oblast, rescue workers are dealing with the aftermath of yet another Russian attack. They are continuing to extinguish fires that broke out following the enemy strike at three locations.

“Rescue workers are operating simultaneously at three locations where fires broke out; additional personnel and equipment from the State Emergency Service have been deployed,” the statement reads.

As noted by the State Emergency Service, cleanup efforts are being complicated by repeated enemy attacks.

“Every air raid alert requires us to leave the dangerous area and move to a safe distance. As soon as the threat passes, rescue workers return to work—entering the sites to continue extinguishing the fires and clearing up the aftermath of the Russian strikes,” the State Emergency Service added.

The State Emergency Service of Ukraine reported this on Facebook.

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