Lviv Oblast has endured heaviest Russian nighttime attack since full-scale war began

Roman Petrenko - 5 October, 15:05

The aftermath of the Russian attack. Photo: State Emergency Service

Ukrainian authorities have said that the night of 4-5 October saw the most extensive Russian attack on Lviv Oblast since the beginning of the full-scale war.

Source: Maksym Kozytskyi, Head of Lviv Oblast Military Administration

Details: The authorities said, citing early reports, that about 163 aerial assets – 140 Shahed drones and 23 cruise missiles – had entered the area of responsibility of Air Command Zakhid (West).

Apart from four fatalities, eight people were injured.

Kozytskyi stated that Russia had targeted gas transmission infrastructure.

Quote from Kozytskyi: "I assure you that no hazardous emissions, including ammonia, have been detected, aside from combustion products.

Such strikes will not go unanswered."

Background:

Four people have been killed in Lviv Oblast in combined Russian strikes involving UAVs and cruise missiles.
On the night of 4-5 October, Russia launched 549 aerial assets on Ukraine.

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