Damage recorded in six districts of the Kyiv region as result of Russian attack

According to Ukrinform, this was reported by the State Emergency Service of Ukraine on Facebook.

"As a result of another Russian attack on the territory of the Kyiv region, damage to residential buildings, warehouse and utility structures, as well as fires in several districts of the region, were recorded. State Emergency Service units were working at the sites," the statement said.

• In the city of Bila Tserkva, a fire broke out in a garage cooperative. Three garages were burning.
• In the Brovary district, in the village of Pukhivka, drone debris fell in an open area. Preliminary reports indicate no casualties or significant destruction.
• In the city of Vyshhorod, a strike on a multi-story residential building was recorded. Emergency responders and equipment from the State Emergency Service were deployed to deal with the aftermath.
• In the Fastiv district, in the village of Novosilky, a two-story apartment building was damaged.
• In the village of Tarasivka, a private residential house was damaged as a result of the attack.
• In the village of Vita-Poshtova, two private residential houses caught fire.
• In the village of Nove, a private house was damaged.
• In the Bucha district, in the village of Horenka, a logistics center was damaged.
• In the city of Vyshneve, a multi-story residential building was damaged in the attack. The fire was localized and extinguished over an area of 100 square meters.
• In the village of Bilohorodka, a warehouse facility was damaged.
• In the village of Kriukivshchyna, an apartment building was damaged. State Emergency Service units and local fire brigades were involved in eliminating the consequences.
• In the city of Boryspil, a private sauna building was damaged as a result of the enemy attack. After rescuers arrived, no fire was found.

As previously reported by Ukrinform, during the massive Russian air attack, strikes and falling debris were recorded in various districts of Kyiv, causing fires and injuring more than 20 people.