Since the night, more than 400 rescuers and police officers have been working in Kyiv alone to deal with the aftermath of Russian shelling.
This was reported by Interior Minister Ivan Vyhovskyi.
All fires have already been extinguished; at this moment, crews are dousing structures and documenting the crimes. In the Pechersk district of the capital, police bomb disposal experts and the State Emergency Service demining team are removing part of an enemy missile that became lodged in the ground.
Overall, the occupiers attacked 12 regions of Ukraine and the capital. Kyiv was hit in three waves of ballistic strikes. Sadly, one man was killed. More than 20 people, including children, were injured.
Residential buildings, an ambulance station, a hypermarket, a post office and a monastery were damaged. In the private housing sector, homes on several streets were wrecked. Rescuers and police officers have been working in each district from the very first minutes.
- At around 2 and 3 o’clock in the morning, the Russians carried out several waves of attacks on Kyiv using missiles. As of 9am, it is known that as a result of this and the previous wave of ballistic strikes, one person was killed in the city and 24 were injured. Sixteen people have been hospitalised.