On the evening of 10 September, eyewitnesses reported a large-scale fire in the Gostomel area of the Kyiv region following yet another attack by Russian drones. Videos showing a huge column of fire and smoke have appeared on Telegram channels. The official cause of the fire, its exact location, the extent of the damage and whether anyone was injured in this incident have not yet been confirmed.<\/p>\n
Briefly about the main points<\/strong><\/p>\n The authors of the reports suggest that the fire may have been caused by an attack by Russian strike drones. However, these suggestions do not constitute an officially confirmed account.<\/p>\n At present, there is no confirmation that the fire was caused by a direct hit from a drone, falling debris or any other factor. Details of the incident are still being clarified.<\/p>\n The Kyiv Regional State Administration reported that three people had been injured in the region as a result of drone attacks over the previous 24 hours. According to updated figures from the administration, 32 properties were damaged: 26 private homes, four vehicles and two industrial and storage facilities.<\/p>\n The most damage was recorded in the Fastiv and Bucha districts. This report does not specify the circumstances of the fire that broke out in the evening in the Gostomel area.<\/p>\n Earlier on 10 September, it was reported that one person had been killed and two other residents injured following a morning attack in the Kyiv region.<\/p>\n According to the city authorities, in the Holosiivskyi district of the capital an enemy UAV was shot down<\/a>. Initially, reports suggested that a non-residential building had been damaged; later, the authorities reported that a drone had crashed onto the premises of a petrol station and that there were casualties.<\/p>\n\n
Footage of the fire was shared by local Telegram channels<\/h2>\n
What is known about the consequences of the attacks in the Kyiv region and the incident in Kyiv<\/h2>\n