On the morning of 13 October, Russian forces attacked the Lviv region with strike drones. In the village of Murovane in the Lviv district, a downed Russian drone caused large-scale fires in three residential buildings — two single-storey and one two-storey. Three cars also caught fire. According to the State Emergency Service of Ukraine, the total area affected by the fires was around 350 square metres. Rescue workers and other emergency services are working at the scene.
- Russian drones attacked the Lviv region.
- In the village of Murovane, a downed enemy drone crashed into a residential building.
- The fire engulfed three houses: two single-storey and one two-storey.
- Three cars were also on fire.
A downed Russian drone crashed into a residential building in Murovane
On Tuesday, 13 October, during a morning air raid alert, Russian drones attacked the Lviv region. Air defence forces were deployed in the region.
Head of the Lviv Regional Military Administration Maxim Kozitsky reported that one of the downed enemy drones had crashed onto a residential building in the village of Murovane, situated near Lviv.
According to the information SES, the fire engulfed three residential buildings. Two of them are single-storey, and the other is two-storey.
The area affected by the fire was approximately 350 square metres
The Russian attack caused significant fires in the residential area of Murovane. According to the emergency services, the total area affected by the fires was approximately 350 square metres. In addition to the residential buildings, three cars were on fire.
Photographs released by the State Emergency Service show the roof of a residential building engulfed in flames. Thick smoke is rising above the building.
Fire and rescue services have been called in to deal with the aftermath of the attack. Emergency services are working to extinguish the fires and prevent them from spreading further.
Details of the full extent of the damage to property are currently being ascertained.
Debris from a Russian drone has also been found in Lviv
During that same morning attack, the air defence system was operational in Lviv. According to the Lviv Regional State Administration, debris from a Russian drone was found on one of the city’s streets.
Maksym Kozytskyi urged residents not to approach such objects or touch them, as they may be explosive.
If you find any drone debris, you must move to a safe distance and contact the emergency services on 101.
