Ukraine–Russia
Khmelnytskyi: Russian drones strike Epicentr logistics centre ten times, destroying about 85% of stock; evening debris sets a petrol station alight, two lightly injured
- Location
- Khmelnytskyi city (city-level; logistics centre address not given; petrol station elsewhere in the oblast, locality unpublished)
- Actors
- Russia · Ukraine
- Importance
- Standard
Retail chain Epicentr said Russian forces attacked its logistics centre in Khmelnytskyi ten times during 13 October 2026, causing five large fires and destroying about 85% of the goods stored there; no employees were hurt, Suspilne reported. The company called it effectively its last large undamaged warehouse complex after two others in Kyiv and Kyiv Oblast were destroyed. Regional governor Serhii Tyurin said fires broke out at industrial facilities in the Khmelnytskyi and Shepetivka districts (Ukrinform). In the evening, falling Russian drone debris set a petrol station on fire and caused a house fire in the private sector; two people were lightly injured and a fence and a metal container were damaged, according to Tyurin and Khmelnytskyi mayor Oleksandr Symchyshyn as reported by Suspilne. The exact location of the petrol station within the oblast was not given.
- Injuries: Best 2 · Confidence: Unknown · Evidence: Petrol station fire and two injured: consequences of falling Russian drone debris in Khmelnytskyi region · Two lightly injured by falling drone debris in the evening, per Suspilne citing officials.
Verification: unverified
Evidence: Russian attack on Epicentr logistics centre in Khmelnytskyi: about 85% of goods destroyed, Russian attacks spark fires at industrial facilities in Khmelnytskyi region, Petrol station fire and two injured: consequences of falling Russian drone debris in Khmelnytskyi region
Company statement and regional/municipal officials via Suspilne and Ukrinform; city-level location for the logistics centre; petrol-station locality not published.
- Russian attack on Epicentr logistics centre in Khmelnytskyi: about 85% of goods destroyedSuspilne Khmelnytskyi · news report · supports · Published 13 Oct 2026, 21:33 UTC · Retrieved 13 Oct 2026, 22:48 UTC
- Russian attacks spark fires at industrial facilities in Khmelnytskyi regionUkrinform · news report · supports · Published 13 Oct 2026, 19:16 UTC · Retrieved 13 Oct 2026, 22:48 UTC
- Petrol station fire and two injured: consequences of falling Russian drone debris in Khmelnytskyi regionSuspilne Khmelnytskyi · news report · supports · Published 13 Oct 2026, 20:35 UTC · Retrieved 13 Oct 2026, 22:48 UTC
Classification
Military · Airstrike · DRONE · Atomic
Tags: drone · epicentr · khmelnytskyi · logistics_centre · petrol_station
Participants
- Russia · Initiator · Evidence: Russian attack on Epicentr logistics centre in Khmelnytskyi: about 85% of goods destroyed, Petrol station fire and two injured: consequences of falling Russian drone debris in Khmelnytskyi region · Russian drone attacks per Epicentr and regional officials.
- Ukraine · Target · Evidence: Russian attack on Epicentr logistics centre in Khmelnytskyi: about 85% of goods destroyed · Epicentr logistics centre in Khmelnytskyi and other sites in the oblast.
Location methodology
Khmelnytskyi city (city-level; logistics centre address not given; petrol station elsewhere in the oblast, locality unpublished) · within 8 km · Confidence: Estimated · Evidence: Russian attack on Epicentr logistics centre in Khmelnytskyi: about 85% of goods destroyed
Claims
- Russian forces attacked the Epicentr logistics centre in Khmelnytskyi ten times during the day, causing five large fires and destroying about 85% of stored goods; no employees were hurt. · Attributed to Epicentr (via Suspilne Khmelnytskyi) · Confidence: Unknown · Evidence: Russian attack on Epicentr logistics centre in Khmelnytskyi: about 85% of goods destroyed
- Fires broke out at industrial facilities in the Khmelnytskyi and Shepetivka districts; falling drone debris later set a petrol station on fire and two people were lightly injured. · Attributed to Serhii Tyurin, head of Khmelnytskyi Oblast Military Administration · Confidence: Unknown · Evidence: Russian attacks spark fires at industrial facilities in Khmelnytskyi region, Petrol station fire and two injured: consequences of falling Russian drone debris in Khmelnytskyi region
Review and provenance
Revision 1 · First published 13 Oct 2026, 22:49 UTC · Current revision 13 Oct 2026, 22:49 UTC · Change: Initial