Russian forces struck Kyiv region on Thursday morning, Sept. 3, injuring one civilian and damaging several buildings, according to local authorities. Kyiv Regional Military Administration head Tymur Tkachenko said on Telegram that a man in the Boryspil district sustained shrapnel wounds and was hospitalized.JOIN US ON TELEGRAMFollow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official. “As a result of an enemy attack in the Boryspil district, a man received shrapnel wounds. He was hospitalized. All necessary medical care is being provided,” Tkachenko said. The strikes also damaged warehouses, an administrative building, a local store, and several small commercial kiosks, known locally as MAFs. Local Telegram channels reported that warehouses belonging to pharmaceutical company Biocon in Boryspil were hit and caught fire. There has been no official confirmation that the damaged facilities belonged to the company.
Biocon has operated in Ukraine since 1997 as a pharmaceutical manufacturer and distributor and also produces cosmetics, including skincare and sunscreen products. According to Tkachenko, emergency and other relevant services are working at the strike sites to assess and clear the damage. On Wednesday, Sept. 2, a Russian airstrike sparked a fire at a private sports complex in Kyiv region’s Obukhiv district. Tkachenko said two people were injured. Russian forces also struck warehouses in the Bucha district during the attack. Russian drone attacks damage warehouse in Khmelnytsky region The Khmelnytsky region was also attacked overnight, leaving one man injured by shrapnel.
