A 70-year-old security guard wounded in a Russian strike on the outskirts of Lviv is currently in hospital. He was diagnosed with fractures and shrapnel wounds, Lviv Mayor Andriy Sadovyy said during a telethon.
His prognosis is positive, but he is in serious condition. Another wounded man suffered lighter injuries - cuts.
"In general, there is a lot of destruction. The office building of the research institute, which is subordinated to the State Food Service, was actually destroyed," said the Lviv mayor.
The damage is huge - more than 20 million hryvnias.
In addition, another office building was destroyed. Luckily, there were no employees there, although sometimes they come to work in the third shift.
"Private sector - 15 houses - windows were blown out, doors twisted. A multi-storey building - windows were also blown out," said the mayor.
The city is starting to pay compensation: up to UAH 12,000 for each destroyed window and up to UAH 8,000 for a door. In addition, two private companies that suffered losses will receive a certificate for 500,000.