Russian strikes hit warehouses near Kyiv, sparking fire and heavy smoke
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At a glance
- Russian forces carried out four strikes on warehouse facilities in Sviatopetrivske, Kyiv Oblast, on the evening of 4 September, local officials said.
- The strikes caused a fire and heavy smoke, while initial reports indicated no casualties.
- Residents were told to close their windows, avoid unnecessary trips outside and stay away from the site; a nearby road was temporarily closed.
Four Russian drone strikes hit warehouse facilities in Sviatopetrivske, a village in Kyiv Oblast, on the evening of 4 September. The attacks sparked a fire and sent a heavy column of smoke into the sky.
Anton Ovsiienko, head of the Bilohorodka hromada, reported the strikes. He said early reports indicated that no one had been injured or killed.
Residents in nearby areas were urged to keep their windows closed, avoid going outside unless necessary and stay away from the strike site. The warnings came as smoke spread from the burning warehouse facilities.
Bilohorska Street was temporarily closed in both directions between Sviatopetrivske and Bilohorodka. The road closure affected traffic while the emergency response continued.
Unfortunately, four UAV strikes on warehouse facilities in the village of Sviatopetrivske have been recorded. Early reports indicate that there are no casualties. A fire broke out at the site, with heavy smoke reported.
Originally published by Ukrainska Pravda in Ukrainian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.