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Russian attack on Kyiv Oblast kills two and damages 28 properties and infrastructure sites

From Ukrainska Pravda · () Ukrainian

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  • Russian attacks on Kyiv Oblast on Sept. 5 killed two people in Bucha district, according to regional officials.
  • Twenty-eight properties and infrastructure sites across five districts were damaged, including homes, apartment blocks, warehouses, railway tracks, an agricultural business and vehicles.
  • Firefighters were working to extinguish a blaze caused by a strike in Fastiv district, where no casualties were reported.

Two people were killed and 28 properties and infrastructure sites damaged across Kyiv Oblast after Russian attacks on Sept. 5, according to Tymur Tkachenko, head of the regional military administration.

The deaths occurred in Bucha district, Tkachenko said. “Kyiv Oblast has come under yet another enemy attack today. Unfortunately, two people have been killed in the Bucha district.”

By 6 p.m., damage had been reported across five districts. The affected sites included houses, apartment blocks, warehouses, railway tracks, an agricultural business and vehicles.

In Fastiv district, State Emergency Service firefighters were extinguishing a fire that broke out after a Russian strike. Officials reported no casualties there.

Kyiv Oblast has come under yet another enemy attack today. Unfortunately, two people have been killed in the Bucha district.

· Tymur TkachenkoThe head of the Kyiv Oblast Military Administration described the attack and confirmed the deaths in Bucha district.
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