Consequences of the attack by Russian FPV drones on the village of Chornyi Rih on the border of Chernihiv Oblast. Oleksandr Seliverstov
As reported by the Facebook page of the head of the Novhorod-Siverskyi Raion Military Administration Oleksandr Seliverstov
In the early hours of September 28, Russian FPV drones attacked a private residence in the village of Chornyi Rih, which is part of the Semenivska Community of Chernihiv region, near the border with Russia.
According to the head of the Novhorod-Siverskyi District Military Administration, Oleksandr Seliverstov, there are no injuries among the people.
“As a result of the impact of the munition, a fire broke out, damaging and destroying a residential house and outbuildings. Firefighters managed to localize the fire.”
It is also known that around four o’clock in the morning on September 28, a Russian “Shahed” struck a garage in the area of a multi-apartment development in the city of Mena, Chernihiv region. As a result of the attack, three garages were completely destroyed, one damaged. Also one car burned completely.
Local services confirm: there are no injuries among people, but the damage to civilian infrastructure is significant.
The information indicates a growing danger to the civilian population of border regions and the need to strengthen the readiness of emergency services and airspace defense.
Impact on the Region and Conclusions
Such incidents underscore the need to strengthen defensive and humanitarian readiness in the border districts of Chernihiv region. They also demonstrate how important it is to respond quickly to air threats in order to minimize risks to residential neighborhoods, outbuildings, and civilian infrastructure.
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