Russian strikes on Kyiv Oblast leave one dead and nine injured
The number of people injured in Russian attacks on Kyiv Oblast on 1 August has risen to nine, with one person killed, according to Ukraine's State Emergency Service. The strikes hit logistics and industrial facilities in Brovary and Bucha districts.
The number of casualties from Russian attacks on Kyiv Oblast on 1 August has risen to nine injured and one killed, the State Emergency Service of Ukraine reported. The updated toll follows an attack on a logistics centre in the Brovary district, where one person died and six were injured after a Russian unmanned aerial vehicle struck the building.
In the Bucha district, three more people were injured as a result of a Russian strike. Firefighting operations were still ongoing at an industrial facility in the area. All of the injured have received medical assistance, and efforts to deal with the aftermath of the attacks are continuing.
Earlier on the morning of 1 August, Russian drones attacked warehouse premises in the town of Brovary, with initial reports saying one person had been killed and three others wounded. In a separate incident, two people were injured and a fire broke out at an industrial facility in the region. The latest figures bring the total number of casualties from the day's attacks to nine wounded and one dead.
