Russian troops attacked a poultry farm in the Boryspil district of the Kyiv region. The strike caused a fire to break out at the farm. There were around 16,000 birds on the premises, most of which were successfully rescued.
- Russian troops attacked a poultry farm in the Boryspil district.
- A fire broke out at the factory following the impact.
- There were around 16,000 birds in the building.
- Rescue workers managed to save around 15,000 birds.
A fire broke out at a poultry farm in the Boryspil district
As a result of the Russian attack, a poultry farm in the Boryspil district sustained damage. A fire broke out following the strike, threatening the thousands of birds inside.
A photograph released by the rescue services shows damaged metal structures, charred parts of the building and the aftermath of the fire inside the poultry house.
Units from the State Emergency Service were called in to put out the fire.
Rescue workers saved around 15,000 birds
According to the State Emergency Service, at the time of the Russian attack There were approximately 16,000 birds in the building.
Thanks to the efforts of the firefighters, around 15,000 people were rescued. The fire has been completely extinguished.
The exact number of birds killed is not specified in the report. There is also no information regarding any possible casualties amongst the company’s staff.
The consequences of the Russian attack on the factory
Photographs taken at the scene show damage to the fencing, metal structures and equipment in the poultry house.
The name of the company, the extent of the fire and a preliminary estimate of the material damage have not yet been disclosed.
Russian strikes on agricultural enterprises result not only in the destruction of production facilities, but also in animal deaths and loss of produce. The extent of the damage at the poultry farm in the Boryspil district has yet to be determined.
