After missile attack, Kyiv resident drove his burning car out of the parking lot to prevent other cars from catching fire. VIDEO
In Kyiv, after a missile attack, a man drove his burning car out of the parking lot to prevent other cars from catching fire.
The incident took place in the Sviatoshynskyi district of the capital, Radio Liberty reports, Censor.NET reports.
As the journalists found out, the driver was a local resident, Vasyl Andriiovych. The man went outside when he saw the fire from his window.
"I thought that the gas car had exploded, and when I went outside, I saw that someone else's car had set mine on fire. It started burning a little behind.
I opened it (the car that was on fire - ed.), connected the battery (I turned it off). Then I got in the car and opened the door to make it less dark. I stuck my head out and drove the car to the car wash," the man said.
Vasyl Andriiovych suffered burns to his skin, including his face, but he assured the doctors that he felt fine and refused to be hospitalized.
