Three people were killed in the attack: our colleague, petrol station operator Tetyana Volkova, a visitor to the station, and an eight-year-old boy. Employees and visitors to the station who were on the premises at the time of the strike were also wounded.
All those affected are receiving the necessary medical care.
This is deliberate terror against civilians. Russia has struck a petrol station complex behind the front line. Our sincere condolences go to the families and loved ones of those who have died. The wounded are receiving all necessary assistance,” said Sergii Fedorenko, Acting CEO of Naftogaz Group.
Russia is systematically attacking civilian infrastructure used by thousands of Ukrainians every day.
In just seven months of 2026, the enemy has destroyed 32 petrol stations of the Ukrnafta network, as well as five Ukrgasvydobuvannya petrol stations. Some of these have already been restored and returned to operation, as an uninterrupted supply of fuel is critical for the work of the emergency services, for supply to the civilians, and for supporting communities near the front line.
