On Saturday, September 6, around 4 PM, Russian troops struck a motor transport enterprise on Kalynova Street in Dnipro. The co-founder of the ATP, Gyulnar Mizina, reported on the consequences of the attack on Facebook.
The enterprise's production building suffered critical damage. In total, 71 buses were damaged – mostly large city transport: Solaris, MAN, Mercedes, as well as "Bogdans." The vehicles had their windows blown out and doors deformed.
Since it was a weekend, there was almost no one on the enterprise grounds – none of the employees were injured. The first person on the scene was an employee of the service station: he entered the burning premises through a window and began extinguishing the fire even before rescuers arrived. Thanks to his actions, it was possible to save some of the transport that was standing near the epicenter of the fire.
Approximately an hour after the strike, almost the entire ATP team gathered at the enterprise on their own. Employees joined in eliminating the consequences and helped repair the damage.
