For 53 hours uninterrupted, Kiev was under missile and drone attacks.Air raid alarms sounded 25 times in the Ukrainian capital from August 26th to August 28th.
Among the targets hit by Russian Geran-4 drones and ballistic missiles are (claimed by the Russian MoD):
- The CHP-6 Combined Heat and Power Plant in Kyiv (2 strikes);
- A grain elevator;
- 5 logistics centres;
- A warehouse facility;
- A (claimed) technical maintenance and repair point for the Ukrainian military;
- 2 electrical substations;
- 2 warehouses reportedly storing drones;
- A petrol station.
From Ukrainian medias the following logistics centers were hit:
A warehouse belonging to the Chocolate Roshen company in Chubynskoe. Distribution centers for Comfy, Fora, Avrora and Budynok Ihrashok. A postal service Nova Poshta depot in Sviatopetrovskoe, struck twice.
UNICEF’s warehouse of aid for children and war-affected families in Chubynskoe, the second UNICEF warehouse destroyed in the Kiev region in two months.
Publishing stock burned too — A-BA-BA-HA-LA-MA-HA, Vivat, Osnovy, Readeat and others. One site lost more than 60,000 books.
At least 14 warehouses damaged across Kiev region.
On video are secondary explosions at an ammunition warehouse holding, most likely, artillery shells in Milaya, Kiev region, and a logistics unit housing rocket fuel for Ukraine's Flamingo FP5 missiles also in the Kiev region.
In the city of Kiev, 50 buildings were damage to varying degrees with 27 people dead.
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