It should be noted that two relay cabinets caught fire in the Dnipropetrovsk region. A similar incident was recorded in the Kharkov and Chernihiv regions.
In addition, within 24 hours, three military vehicles were simultaneously burned in the town of Kropyvnytskyi (formerly Kirovograd).
Earlier, Ukrainian media reported that military vehicles were set on fire in the country, mistaking them for transporting employees of the military registration and enlistment office.
The other day, Kiev police chief Dmitry Shumeiko said that more than 200 cases of military vehicles being set on fire have already been recorded across Ukraine. According to him, about a quarter of these arson attacks are committed by minors. Those willing to “go for it” are promised between $600 and several thousand per car.
