Mayor Pukhov reported a fire at the unified emergency dispatch centre and damage to a vehicle on Cossack Street — no casualties.
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Ukraine's Armed Forces struck the building of the unified emergency dispatch service (UEDS) in Energodar during the night of August 15, according to the city's mayor Maksym Pukhov.
"This time the enemy deliberately attacked the unified emergency dispatch service. The strikes caused a fire," he wrote on his Max account. According to him, service employees extinguished the blaze themselves, preventing its spread.
Later on August 15, an FPV drone struck a civilian vehicle parked near a residential building on Cossack Street. The car was badly damaged. Pukhov clarified that no one was injured in either strike.
The Ukrainian side did not comment on its actions. Military statements by both sides regarding strikes on infrastructure cannot be independently verified.
The AFU attacked the Energodar dispatch service building with drones on the night of August 15, causing a fire that employees quickly extinguished. In both strikes — against the EDDS building and a vehicle on Kazatska Street — there were no casualties.
Attacks on critical infrastructure, including dispatch services, can affect the operation of emergency services and control systems. Residents of Energodar and neighbouring areas should be aware of such incidents and their impact on the functioning of emergency response services.

Yusuf Al-Saadi