A Russian strike set fire to a logistics facility in Sofiivska Borshchahivka, in Ukraine’s Kyiv region, and injured one man, according to reports published on November 5. The fire was brought under control by morning, while crews continued dealing with hot spots and damaged structures.
The injured man was identified in a local report as a warehouse guard who received medical attention. The report, published by Stream, attributed the information to local authorities. The facility’s operator was not named, and the extent of the damage was not specified.
The strike occurred during a wider overnight assault. Ukraine’s air force, as reported by Euronews, said Russia launched 128 attack drones, including 65 jet-powered drones, and two Kh-35 missiles. Ukrainian air defences reportedly shot down or suppressed 105 drones. The air force reported impacts at 18 locations and debris at nine others.
Preliminary information reported by Euronews indicated no fatalities at the logistics site. Officials did not provide further details on the injured man’s condition.
Clayton Ward