Two gas stations on Kharkiv Square were destroyed during a Russian attack in Kyiv
During a massive Russian missile and drone strike on the night of May 13–14, two gas stations were destroyed on Kharkiv Square in Kyiv. This was reported by Serhiy Kuyun, director of the A-95 consulting group, who noted that the facilities sustained significant damage as a result of the combined attack.
"Two people were injured," he wrote on Facebook on Thursday.
According to Kuyun, the gas stations were destroyed by the shock wave from a missile that struck an open area nearby.
As evidenced by photos published by the author, the gas stations belonged to the companies BRSM and UPG.
The Armed Forces of Ukraine repelled over 240 attacks and destroyed 68 enemy artillery systems
The ISW explained how the occupiers exploited the ceasefire on the front lines.
An enemy strike damaged a business center in the Obolon district
The Chervonyi Khutir and Boryspilskyi metro stations were damaged by a Russian missile strike on Kyiv
In the Darnytskyi district of Kyiv, a rocket destroyed a gas station and a five-story building
