In the evening, an air raid alert was lifted in Kyiv at 22:06, lasting fifteen minutes. The Kyiv City State Administration urges residents to closely monitor messages and to quickly return to shelters in case of an alert.
During the night of July 4, the Russian occupying army launched an attack on Kyiv using drones and rockets. The consequences of the enemy army's attack were recorded at more than 13 locations in different areas of the city. According to the latest data, 23 people were injured in the nighttime attack on the capital, of which 14 were hospitalized, while others received outpatient assistance or were helped on the spot.
During the mass attack on Kyiv and the region, several buildings and facilities were damaged. In particular, the strike hit the consular section of the Polish embassy. Postal branches and sorting depots of 'Nova Poshta' were also affected, particularly branch No. 223, which was closed at the time of the strike, and fortunately, there were no casualties. The warehouse of the book publishing house and online store 'Nash Format' also sustained significant damage.
The current air raid alert map looks as follows:
The air raid in Kyiv was announced in the evening at 22:06, lasting fifteen minutes. The city authorities urge residents to be attentive and to quickly seek shelter if necessary. As a result of the nighttime attack by the Russian occupying army, several buildings and facilities were damaged, and 23 people were injured, 14 of whom were hospitalized. The strikes also affected the consular section of the Polish embassy and several other institutions.