According to Interior Minister Igor Klymenko, emergency rescue operations are ongoing at two sites in Kyiv as a result of Russian strikes. Throughout today, other areas of the capital have also been attacked. 6 people have died, and more than ten are injured. In total, 18 individuals have been rescued, but there are concerns that more victims may be trapped under the rubble.
“Russia deliberately strikes civilian facilities and peaceful people. Their strategy is destruction, fear, death. Our services are doing everything possible to help every victim and save lives,” emphasized the minister.
Rescuers, police, and other special services are working at the accident sites. The aftermath of the strikes is being dealt with not only in Kyiv but also in the surrounding regions: Kyiv Oblast, Cherkasy, Dnipropetrovsk, Odesa, and Chernihiv. The efforts are focused on saving lives and eliminating the consequences of the war.
News about emergency rescue operations in Kyiv reflects the consequences of Russian aggression, which has led to human casualties and the destruction of residential buildings. Local rescue services and law enforcement agencies are working around the clock to save the lives of those affected and provide assistance to residents harmed by enemy strikes. Ukraine continues to fight against the aggressor and conducts defensive actions to protect its citizens and territory.