Attack on Lviv on January 8
The Russian occupation forces attacked Lviv on January 8, using a ballistic missile. The attack occurred at 23:47, when the missile, moving at a speed of about 13,000 km/h, hit the city. According to preliminary information, the strike targeted critical infrastructure in Lviv.
The Air Command 'West' noted that the type of missile used by the Russian aggressors to attack the city will be established after a detailed examination of all its components. The mayor of Lviv, Andriy Sadovyi, reported that the strike was aimed at critical infrastructure, but there is currently no information about casualties.
Situation in the city
This attack raised concern among the city's residents and local authorities, who continue to monitor the situation. The circumstances of the shelling are currently being clarified, but it is already clear that the critical infrastructure of Lviv has become a target for Russian troops.
This attack is part of Russia's ongoing aggression against Ukraine, aimed at destabilizing the situation in the country and destroying its infrastructure. Damage to critical infrastructure, such as energy facilities or transport hubs, can have serious consequences for the functioning of the city and its residents. Local authorities and emergency services continue to work on assessing the damage and ensuring the safety of Lviv residents.