Elimination of the consequences of the drone strike in Myla
In the village of Myla near Kyiv, the elimination of the consequences of a Russian drone strike that occurred recently is underway. As a result of the attack on a warehouse followed by detonation, 27 people were killed, including the head of the Dmytrivka community, Taras Didych. Dozens of people were injured, and over 370 individuals were evacuated. Evacuation efforts continue, and local authorities have set up headquarters to assist the victims.
Emergency Service units (DSNS) with over 300 personnel are working at the scene. Residential buildings, as well as a retirement home for the elderly and individuals with disabilities, were damaged as a result of the strike. Investigators from the National Police and the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) are conducting a preliminary investigation, and a criminal case has been opened regarding negligence.
Attacks on Ukraine
During the night, in addition to the strike in Myla, attacks were also recorded in ten regions of Ukraine, including:
- Odesa Region
- Dnipro Region
- Kyiv Region
- Zaporizhzhia
- Sumy Region
- Kherson Region
- Kharkiv Region
- Mykolaiv Region
- Donetsk Region
- Chernihiv Region
In total, over 260 strike drones and also parcels were recorded. Kyiv is under almost continuous attack by reactive drones.
It is worth noting that regulations are in place prohibiting munitions from being stored next to residential buildings. The situation remains tense, and local authorities are focused on eliminating the consequences and providing assistance to the victims.
This tragedy underscores the seriousness of the threat posed by drone attacks to the civilian population in Ukraine. — Source unknown
The loss of the local leader’s life, as well as numerous injuries among residents, highlights the critical situation facing the country during the war. The elimination of consequences and the conduct of investigations will likely be key aspects in ensuring security and preventing similar incidents in the future.