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Four lorries burned near Lviv due to Shahed drone wreckage falling – photos, video

Friday, 6 September 2024, 08:08
Four lorries burned near Lviv due to Shahed drone wreckage falling – photos, video
Aftermath of the Russian attack on Lviv Oblast. Photo: State Emergency Service of Ukraine

Four lorries have been destroyed by fire as a result of the fall of wreckage from a downed Shahed drone near Lviv.

Source: Maksym Kozytskyi, Head of Lviv Oblast Military Administration, on Telegram

Quote: Wreckage from a Shahed (Geran-2) drone fell in an industrial zone in the Lviv district at around 03:15 last night. Four lorries caught fire. Firefighters arrived at the scene quickly. The fire was extinguished in one and a half hours. Unfortunately, the lorries cannot be repaired."

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Aftermath of the Russian attack on Lviv Oblast.
Photo: State Emergency Service of Ukraine

Details: Kozytskyi said 32 firefighters and 6 appliances were involved in extinguishing the fire.

"Overall, the enemy attacked our oblast with three attack drones while the two air-raid warnings issued in Lviv Oblast last night were in effect. Our air defence downed all [drones]. Most importantly, there were no casualties," Kozytskyi concluded.

 
Aftermath of the Russian attack on Lviv Oblast.
Photo: State Emergency Service of Ukraine

Lviv City Council member Ihor Zinkevych posted photos from the State Emergency Service of Ukraine showing the aftermath of the fire.

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Aftermath of the Russian attack on Lviv Oblast.
Photo: State Emergency Service of Ukraine

Background:

  • On the evening of 5 September, Russian forces launched attack drones from the south. After midnight, the Shahed drones reached Lviv Oblast. Later, the Russians launched new UAVs from Russia’s Belgorod Oblast towards Sumy Oblast.
  • Explosions were heard in Kharkiv and Lviv Oblast. Warehouses near the village of Malekhiv, Lviv Oblast, are on fire due to the fall of Shahed drone wreckage.

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