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Russian forces carried out another series of attacks with loitering munitions on Ukrainian cities. This time Kropyvnytskyi and Zaporizhzhia were hit, with apartment buildings and an industrial facility damaged.
Representatives of the authorities reported on the consequences of the attack. 24 The channel reports what information is available at this time.
What is known about the UAV attack and its consequences for Ukrainian cities on the night of 4 September?
In the evening of 3 September, Russian forces carried out aerial strikes with loitering munitions on Kropyvnytskyi. Andriy Raykovych of the Kirovohrad Regional Military Administration writes that the enemy damaged the roof of an apartment building. One person was injured as a result of the attack.
Another strike hit an industrial facility, causing the roof of one building to catch fire. Rescuers also extinguished a separate blaze in an open area. All fires have now been fully extinguished. Fortunately, there were no fatalities.
Consequences of the strike on Kropyvnytskyi / Photo OVA
In the morning a special commission will begin work in the city to document the damage, and municipal services will start cleanup and restoration work.
At the same time, it was also tense in another region. As reported by the head of the Zaporizhzhia Regional Military Administration, Ivan Fedorov, a Russian strike on Zaporizhzhia caused a fire in a multi-story residential building.
Consequences of the shelling of Zaporizhzhia / Photo OVA
Note that you can promptly read about air raid alerts, missile threats, or danger from strike drones, as well as about the consequences of Russian attacks on the Telegram channel 24.
We add that during the day on 3 September Russia also attacked Kyiv with loitering munitions. Damage was recorded in the 4 districts of the capital.
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