Russia's attack on October 10 damaged a restaurant in Kyiv; the metro is operating at intervals
Kyiv • UNN
Missile debris fell in the courtyard of a building in Obolon. The metro and electric transport are operating with delays due to disruptions in electricity supply.
On Sunday, October 10, Russian occupiers struck a restaurant building in Kyiv’s Obolonskyi district. This was reported by Mayor Vitali Klitschko, according to UNN.
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At another address in Obolon, missile fragments fell in the courtyard of a residential building
Meanwhile, the Kyiv City State Administration stated that electric transport services had resumed in all districts of the capital. Transport is operating behind schedule.
The Kyiv Metro noted: the estimated waiting time for trains on the “red” and “green” lines is 12–15 minutes.
Train services on the “blue” line are operating under dispatch control. The waiting time is over 15 minutes. The increased intervals between trains are due to disruptions in the power supply from external power-supply centers
UNN photojournalist Andriy Khodkov visited the scene and is publishing footage of the aftermath of the enemy strike on the capital’s Obolonskyi district.
Reminder
Earlier, UNN reported that the energy supply situation in the capital had deteriorated due to damage to an energy facility in the Kyiv region as a result of a Russian strike.