Fires extinguished in Kyiv after Russian missile strike: rescuers show new footage of the aftermath
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Fires broke out in three districts of Kyiv after a Russian missile strike, which were extinguished by 120 rescuers with 30 pieces of equipment. The attack killed 1 person and injured 4, including a child.
Rescuers extinguished fires in three Kyiv districts after a Russian missile strike, involving 120 firefighters and 30 pieces of equipment. The Russian attack killed one person and injured 4, including a child. This was reported by the State Emergency Service of Ukraine on Wednesday, UNN reports.
Rescuers extinguished fires caused by a Russian missile strike on Kyiv. About 120 rescuers and 30 pieces of equipment were involved in Obolon, Sviatoshyno and Holosiivskyi districts
The fire and destruction reportedly occurred in office buildings, a warehouse and on the roof of a high-rise building. "All fires have been extinguished," the SES said.
"Unfortunately, the missile strike killed one person and injured four others, including a child," the State Emergency Service said.