Russian Drones Target Ukraine Petrol Stations, Creating Perilous Environment for Workers
Russian drones target Ukraine's petrol stations, prompting safety warnings and urgent measures. Workers and customers face heightened danger amid ongoing conflict.
POLICY WIRE — Pavlohrad, Ukraine — Petrol stations in Ukraine have become critical targets for Russian drone attacks, prompting urgent safety measures and creating a perilous working environment. Authorities are advising customers to limit their time at these stations to no more than 10 minutes while filling up.
In Pavlohrad, eastern Ukraine, workers at these vulnerable forecourts shared their experiences with Harry Stourton, detailing the constant threat they face daily. “When I see something suspicious, I run for my life,” said one station employee, reflecting the heightened anxiety and danger present at these locations.
The ongoing conflict has escalated the risk for both workers and customers, with the threat of drone strikes looming large. Local authorities and station owners are implementing emergency protocols to mitigate the danger, though the situation remains precarious.
Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)
