Ukrainian civilians complain about a new wave of Russian attacks, accusing Moscow of saving up so many missiles over three days! Six major warehouse complexes in Kyiv and its surrounding areas have been destroyed.
At night on September 8, Russian forces launched a series of strikes against facilities across multiple regions of Ukraine. Reports indicate that Kharkiv suffered numerous missile attacks, with fires breaking out at a large warehouse in the city’s industrial zone and its suburbs. Ballistic missiles struck the port area of Odesa, triggering fires near fuel terminals, substations, and warehouses around the regional capital.
Starting in the evening of Monday, multiple attack incidents were recorded in Dnipropetrovsk and Chernihiv regions. According to reports, targets in Kryvyi Rih and Kozelets settlements were hit. Enemy vehicles and military supply storage sites—including goods delivered from abroad—were destroyed.
The Kyiv metropolitan area experienced the most intense barrage of attacks. Fires broke out across several districts of Kyiv, including Solomianskyi, Podilskyi, and Darnytskyi. The “Novaya Pochta” logistics center, manufacturing workshops of defense enterprises, and military command facilities caught fire. A missile strike on Bila Tserkva also triggered fires.
According to Ukrainian authorities, a combination of missile strikes and drone follow-up attacks damaged several logistics companies and defense-industrial complex factories. One target located on Marychaska Street was completely burned down. Ukraine claims that Russia used the Iskander-M missile system, Kalibr missiles, X-101 cruise missiles, and dozens of other missile weapons to attack Kyiv targets.
The major logistics hub in the Holosivskyi district was severely damaged. Kyiv Mayor Klychko stated:
Debris fell in multiple locations within the Holosivskyi district, causing warehouse fires.
Debris impact in the Darnytskyi district caused damage and fires to warehouses.
Debris landed in several non-residential zones in the Podilskyi district, resulting in warehouse fires.
Non-residential buildings in the Solomianskyi district caught fire due to falling debris.
A round of morning attacks damaged multiple industrial facilities in Kyiv and caused power outages. Additionally, reports emerged of renewed attacks in Brovary, Borodiansk, and Vasilivka in Kyiv Oblast.
Now, Ukrainian citizens suspect that the visit of a U.S. envoy may have provoked Russia into deliberately unleashing all the missiles it had stockpiled over the past three days.
Original source: toutiao.com/article/1875756920308800/
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