Russia plans to continue striking gas stations across Ukraine, lawmaker warns
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The remains of a Kyiv gas station after a targeted Russian airstrike, September 11, 2026 (Photo: Kyiv State Emergency Service / Telegram)
Russia plans to continue targeting gas stations, particularly in Kyiv, Ukrainian lawmaker Yehor Chernev warned in an interview with Radio NV on September 10.
Chernev warned residents not to linger at gas stations during air raid alerts, advising everyone to follow employee directions.
“Stay alert and heed air raid warnings. We have information that Russia will continue to strike gas stations, particularly in Kyiv,” Chernev said. “If you hear an alarm while at a gas station, follow the staff's instructions. Employees have been directed to ensure everyone evacuates the premises immediately.”
A Russian drone struck an Ukrnafta gas station in Kyiv’s Holosiivskyi district on September 10, sparking a fire and injuring four people.
Russian drone strikes hit Ukrnafta gas stations in two separate Kyiv districts on September 11, killing two people.
The attacks left eight people injured, six of whom remain hospitalized, according to Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko.
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