Drone / missile attack
Fuel Retail Station
Petrol station fire, Zaporizhzhia
14 April 2025 · About 05:00 local time
Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine
Map
47.8500, 35.1400
What happened
A fire broke out at a petrol station in Zaporizhzhia following an overnight Russian drone attack on the region; regional governor Ivan Fedorov said at least eight people were injured across the wider attacks and houses were damaged, though it was not immediately clear whether the station itself was a deliberate target or was set alight by falling drone debris, and one report citing the governor said no one was hurt at the station specifically. This entry is marked reported pending clearer confirmation of station-specific casualties.
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- Evidence
- Reported / attributed
- Confidence
- Moderate
- Infrastructure
- Fuel Retail Station
- Current temperature
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- Latitude
- 47.8500°
- Longitude
- 35.1400°
Attribution
Attributed to Russia
Sources
- Russian drone attack sparks petrol station fire in Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia, regional governor saysThe Jerusalem Post · Incident reporting
- Drone attacks Zaporizhzhia, causing fire at filling stationUkrinform · Local-time and air-alert context
- Official Ukrainian air-alert historical datasetUkrainian official alert-data archive · Air-alert interval verification
