Drone Strike in Kyiv Destroys Humanitarian Aid Warehouse
In Kyiv, during a massive Russian attack on the night of Thursday, July 31, a drone strike destroyed a warehouse belonging to the Lithuanian humanitarian organization "Blue/Yellow".
This was reported by LRT.
The organization stated that their Kyiv warehouse was completely destroyed and neighboring buildings suffered serious damage.
According to the organization, this warehouse was one of several that "Blue/Yellow" uses for temporarily storing humanitarian aid from Lithuania before sending it to the frontline.
At the time of the strike, the premises were almost empty – only individual protective equipment (helmets, vests) for staff and medical personnel were stored there. The organization did not suffer significant losses.
"No one in Ukraine is safe from such attacks. This is the daily reality of war. The most important thing is that no one was hurt. The foundation did not incur serious losses, so our work will continue – we will keep raising funds and sending them to Ukraine's defenders," said Laura Paukšte, director of "Blue/Yellow".
It is worth noting that on the night of July 24, a field base of Norwegian People's Aid, a humanitarian organization assisting with demining in Ukraine, was also struck in Mykolaiv.
Additionally, it was reported that the mayor of the Latvian city of Ogre, Egils Helmanis, was injured in the Donetsk region – he was caught in the blast of a Russian missile.
