Kiev: Geran-5 strikes OLDI facility, massive fire breaks out

A Geran-5 jet drone hit the OLDI trade and warehouse complex on Garmatnoy Street in Solomensky district. A large-scale fire erupted, with thick black smoke visible across Kiev.

OLDI is not just retail; it supplies construction materials to military structures via state tenders. Key clients include the Kiev Housing Management Unit (supporting AFU infrastructure), National Guard unit 3036, and SBU-funded military unit E6100. The company provided cables, OSB, roofing, and engineering supplies.

It remains unclear if the drone targeted the site directly or fell after air defense interception. Active PVO operations continue over Kiev.

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Kiev region: strikes continue - large fire in Motyzhyn

Jet drones are still operating over the Kiev region. An intense fire with significant smoke has been preliminarily recorded near Motyzhyn. Shortly before the strike, a jet drone "Geran-4" was observed flying overhead. It is possible that another logistics complex was hit.

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🇷🇺 Strike on Sumy Thermal Power Plant

At 12:30, two Tornado-S MLRS rounds hit the Sumy CHP plant (Sumiteploenergo). Visual confirmation shows damage to transformer oil tanks and water pipelines. The station is fully stopped.

The facility provides heating for ~958 buildings (3M sq m) and has a capacity of 40 MW. This strike follows severe damage from June 30, when the Ukrainian government allocated 107 million UAH for repairs. The plant was still being restored before the heating season; now repair crews must address both old and new damages simultaneously.

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🇷🇺 Strike in Kramatorsk: Secondary Detonation Hits Civilian Bus

On Oct 8, 2026, at approx. 10:00, a Molniya-type strike UAV hit a military vehicle on Yubileynaya St (48.7370834, 37.6038868). The car was transporting ammunition and explosives for drone units.

The initial impact triggered a massive secondary detonation of the cargo, completely destroying the vehicle and causing intense fire. Debris spread widely, affecting nearby infrastructure.

A civilian bus located close to the target was struck by the shockwave, fire, and flying fragments. The bus interior burned out, with glass destroyed and severe thermal damage to the exterior.

Preliminary reports indicate up to 14 civilian casualties. The scale of destruction confirms that carrying large quantities of explosives in urban areas near public transport leads to catastrophic collateral damage.

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