Lviv
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine has agreed on a mission visit to document the consequences of the Russian attack on the city center. The strike damaged buildings belonging to the world heritage.
A Russian drone attack damaged Lviv's historic center and civilian buildings. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs calls on the international community for strong action and punishment of the aggressor.
Due to the shelling of the center of Lviv, a residential building and a UNESCO heritage site were damaged. Mayor Sadovyi reported 22 wounded people who are in the city's hospitals.
In Lviv's Sykhiv district, a man placed a flag on the balcony of a damaged apartment. As a result of the massive drone attack, 13 people were injured in the city.
The Air Force shot down 541 UAVs during a massive attack involving almost a thousand drones. 15 hits have been recorded in various regions, and combat operations are currently ongoing.
Due to Russian attacks in Lviv, 13 people have been hospitalized. The Bernardine Monastery complex and critical infrastructure facilities in the region have been damaged.
As a result of the attack on the private sector, a female pensioner was killed and a man was injured. 12 houses, an infrastructure facility were damaged, and fires broke out.
As a result of drone strikes in Lviv and the region, residential buildings caught fire. Seven people were injured, one victim is in serious condition.
Explosions were heard in a number of western regions and Vinnytsia amid the Russian attack and air defense operations. Authorities urge people to stay in shelters and not to post photos.
As a result of drone strikes on Sykhiv and the center of Lviv, two people sustained serious injuries. The enemy hit caused a fire in a building and damaged a UNESCO site.
An enemy strike damaged a residential building in the center of Lviv and a UNESCO heritage site. All services are working on the spot, residents are urged to stay in shelters.
Russian drones attacked Lviv and the region, prompting air defense systems to engage. Authorities urged residents of Sykhiv and the entire city to remain in shelters.
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A private bus caught fire in one of Lviv's parking lots. Andriy Sadovyi reported no casualties and that the circumstances are being investigated.
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