On the morning of 11 September, Russian forces once again attacked Kyiv with rocket-powered drones. According to the latest information from Mayor Vitali Klitschko, two petrol stations were hit — in the Dniprovskyi and Obolonskyi districts of the capital. Details regarding the consequences and possible casualties are being clarified.
Two petrol stations came under attack in different parts of Kyiv
Mayor of the city Vitali Klitschko reported on attacks on two petrol stations in the Dniprovskyi and Obolonskyi districts of Kyiv.
According to preliminary reports, Russian troops used jet-powered drones to carry out the strikes. Emergency services are on their way to the scene.
The local authorities are due to provide final figures on damage to petrol stations, fires and any casualties once the sites have been inspected.
Attacks on petrol stations in Kyiv have continued for a second day
A new attack took place after On 10 September, a Russian jet-powered UAV struck a UKRNAFTA petrol station in the Holosiivskyi district of Kyiv. Then, as a result of the impact four people were injured, three were hospitalised.
Ukrnafta reported that the petrol station itself was not operating during the air-raid alert, and that staff and customers had left the premises in good time. The injured were near the complex.
Thus, Attacks on the capital’s petrol station infrastructure have been reported for the second day running.
In the event of an alarm, you should leave the petrol station premises
Given the repeated attacks on petrol stations, you should not remain on the premises of a petrol station or in its vicinity whilst an air raid alert is in force. Once a threat has been announced, you must proceed to the nearest available shelter and keep an eye on announcements from the local authorities and the Air Force.
Information regarding the morning attacks 11 September remains current and may be updated.
