The Russians attacked Kiev under cover of night. The wreckage of 1 of the drones fell close the subway capital station, damaging the barrier and depot. According to the mayor of the city, no fatalities were reported in the event. Unfortunately, specified news could not be conveyed by the politician of the Kherson region, who in the morning summed up the tragic balance of the Russian attack.
Fragments of the Russian drone fell beside the metro station in the Darnyt region in the Ukrainian capital in Kiev. The situation confirmed Mayor of Kiev Vitali Klickko via social media.
"The wreck of an unmanned enemy aircraft fell close a subway station in the Darnica Capital Circuit. All services arrive at the place" – he wrote about 4:00 a.m. Polish time.
Russian drone attack on Kiev. The shrapnel fell close the subway station
The city mayor later announced that The debris damaged the bulkhead and the depot building.But nobody got hurt. "The wreck of an unmanned aircraft that fell in the Darnica area damaged the barrier and the separate transit building of the Darnica depot. Service is on site. presently No fire, not identified none the victims’, he informed.
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At night Russia sent its drones to the Ukrainian capital again. Ukrainian Armed Forces Air Force issued a informing regarding the occupier's attack, which lasted about an hour.
War in Ukraine. An attack in the Kherson region. There are casualties and wounded.
Russian attacks on Ukraine continue. On Tuesday night, clashes began at Kherson Oblastwhich lasted until 5:00 on Wednesday. politician of the Kherson region Oleksandr Prokudin reported that "Russian soldiers attacked residential settlements in the region, damaging 2 skyscrapers and 19 private homes".
"The occupiers besides damaged the gas pipeline, garage, warehouse and vehicles," he added on the social media entry.
He reported that as a consequence of the attacks Two people died., a 14 was injured.
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