Massive night attack by the Russian Federation on Kyiv affected 7 districts: consequences shown
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On the night of June 10, Kyiv was subjected to a massive attack. Fires, destruction, damage to infrastructure were recorded in 7 districts of the capital, 4 people were injured, including a police officer.
Kyiv was subjected to another massive Russian attack on the night of June 10, fires, destruction of residential and non-residential buildings and damage to infrastructure were recorded in 7 different districts of the capital, 4 people were injured, the State Emergency Service of Ukraine and the Prosecutor General's Office reported on Tuesday, showing the consequences, writes UNN.
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According to the Prosecutor's Office, on June 10, the Russian armed forces carried out a massive air attack on the capital. "As a result, 4 people were injured, including a police officer," the statement said.
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According to the State Emergency Service and the Prosecutor's Office, the consequences of the Russian attack were recorded in 7 districts of Kyiv:
- Darnytskyi - a hit on a residential building was recorded, fires near the dormitory, in the park, cars burned down in the yards. A three-story residential building was on fire. The railway was damaged;
- Obolonskyi - a fire broke out in a multi-story building, apartments were significantly damaged. A dozen parked cars were damaged nearby. Warehouses are also being extinguished;
- Shevchenkivskyi - a number of hits were recorded, a grocery market was damaged. A fire is being extinguished in a non-operational building;
- Holosiivskyi - debris fell on the territory of the temple, the upper floors of the business center were damaged;
- Solomyanskyi - debris caught fire on the roof of a 16-story building, a private house and the roof of a 16-story building were damaged;
- Desnyanskyi - cars were burning in the yard, the fire was extinguished;
- Podilskyi - drones fell near a gas station, non-residential premises caught fire.
In total, 441 rescuers and 102 pieces of equipment from the State Emergency Service are involved in eliminating the consequences of the Russian shelling.