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The occupiers carried out an attack on Kyiv region. As a result of the enemy attack, a man was injured.
This was reported by Tymur Tkachenko, head of the Kyiv Oblast Military Administration.
What is known about the consequences of the Russian attack?
In the Borispil district of Kyiv region, a man was injured due to the enemy attack. He sustained shrapnel wounds and was hospitalized. The injured person is currently receiving all necessary medical care. The attack also damaged warehouse premises, an administrative building, a store, and kiosks.
All emergency services are on the scene. Specialists are recording the consequences of the attack and clarifying information about the extent of the damage.
Do not neglect air-raid sirens. Stay in shelters and take care of yourself,
— emphasized Tkachenko.
As a reminder, in the morning 2 of September Russian troops attacked Kyiv region. In the Bucha district, warehouse premises caught fire and a private house was damaged. In the Brovary district, a private house was damaged as well, and in the Borispil district a warehouse building was damaged.
It is known that two people were injured. The man in the Bucha district sustained a shrapnel wound to the thigh, and the woman in the Brovary district sustained fragmentary wounds to the arm and shoulder. The injured are receiving the necessary medical care.
Additionally, on the same day, the occupiers attacked Kyiv with strike drones, resulting in damage to the educational buildings of the National University of Food Technologies. The strike occurred during classes. The university buildings sustained significant destruction, and a large fire broke out on the premises. Fortunately, there were no injuries.
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