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The Ukrnafta network's gas stations are shutting down during air alerts due to the threat of Russian attacks. Customers and drivers are urged to immediately leave the area of the fuel stations to preserve life and health.
The company emphasizes that the decision is related to systematic strikes by the enemy on civilian infrastructure, in particular on gasoline stations. The safety of customers and employees is the network's highest priority. "During air alerts of yellow or red level, Ukrnafta gas stations stop operating. Please follow the instructions of staff and immediately leave the station area," the statement says. To reduce risks, the company urges adherence to several important rules: do not leave vehicles on parking lots or other areas of the gas station; after refueling or making purchases, immediately leave the station; if possible, disembark people outside the fuel complex territory. "Following these simple rules helps reduce risks and preserve life and health. Take care of yourselves and heed the air alert signals," Ukrnafta stressed. A reminder: today, Russian occupiers attacked two Ukrnafta gas stations in Troieschyna and Pochaiv with attack drones, and a double strike was carried out on one more station.
It is noted that 10 in September in the Holosiivskyi district a Russian drone fell on the territory of a gas station. Later, the State Emergency Service stated that as a result of the strike on the Ukrnafta gas station in Kyiv, three people were injured, the stop was damaged, and several fires broke out. Additionally, recently the Russians carried out a series of strikes on the civil infrastructure of the Ukrnafta network. Objects of the company were attacked in Kyiv region, Zaporizhzhia region, and Dnieper region.
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