Shelling Strikes Kyiv's Holosiivskyi District
In the early hours of January 28, Kyiv's Holosiivskyi district was struck by a Russian attack, resulting in significant damage to residential buildings. Despite the severity of the destruction, no civilian casualties were reported. The assault caused partial damage to the roof of one building and shattered windows in nine others.
According to reports, the strike hit the end of a 17-story residential building. The explosion caused minor damage to the roof and the wall of the technical floor, while windows on the upper floors were also broken. Several parked cars nearby were damaged. This incident occurred around 2 a.m. on January 28 in Bilohorodka, Kyiv region, where war correspondent Marian Kushnir rescued a four-year-old girl from a burning apartment block.
Support Programs for Victims Announced
Authorities have announced the launch of financial support programs for those affected. The city has introduced the 'Care. Towards Kyiv Residents' program, which provides a one-time payment of 10,000 hryvnias. A state program called 'eVidnovlennia' (eRecovery) is also active, offering compensation through the 'Diia' app. For assistance, victims can contact the Response Service Hotline at:
- (044) 281 66 06
- (050) 281 66 06
or reach social managers at:
- (095) 494 69 31
- (095) 494 69 67
This shelling is part of the ongoing conflict that continues to impact Ukraine's civilian population, particularly residents of the capital. These attacks on urban centers have become a grim feature of the war. Local authorities are striving to respond swiftly to the aftermath of such incidents by implementing support programs for victims. The fact that no lives were lost in this attack highlights the effectiveness of local emergency services in responding to crises.