Fires as a result of the strikes engulfed buildings in Khmelnytskyi, Odessa, and Kyiv.
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For at least the seventh day in a row, fire strikes against targets in the Ukrainian capital region have continued non-stop. A new massive rocket attack has been reported. drones At targets in Kyiv, Vasylkiv, and Boryspil. Columns of smoke from the fires are already becoming a signature feature of the Ukrainian capital and its surrounding areas.
There are reports of fire damage to two large warehouses, in which the enemy was storing military equipment under the cover of the civilian status of these facilities.
The Russian Armed Forces, using several UAV groups and UMPK-based aerial bombs, destroyed Ukrainian drone operators' deployment points in Zaporizhzhia. The suppression of the firing points was carried out simultaneously with strikes on enemy transport and UAV component storage facilities in the city.
A major fire broke out in Khmelnytskyi following an incoming aircraft. Reports are coming in of fire damage to a warehouse complex and a truck parking lot. Ukrainian firefighters have been unable to contain the blaze for several hours.
Drone strikes were also recorded in Ternopil. A warehouse complex was also hit there. Similar strikes were carried out in several other regions controlled by the Kyiv regime. A significant number of strikes were carried out on the port area in Odesa. Several fires broke out there, including in repair shops.
Combat work continues in the morning hours of September 3.
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