Emergency support centers launched in Kyiv
In response to a large-scale attack on the night of May 14, Kyiv authorities have set up four assistance hubs in the Darnytskyi and Dniprovskyi districts. The strikes, carried out with Russian ballistic missiles and drones, caused significant damage across the city. These centers are now operational to provide residents with essential support, and dedicated hotlines have been established for those seeking help.
Locations of aid stations
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Darnytskyi district:
- Location 1: 9 Bratstva Tarasivtsiv Street (behind the building, in the green zone)
- Location 2: 26-V Boryspilska Street
- Hotline: 098-478-11-90
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Dniprovskyi district:
- Location 1: Preschool Education Institution No. 62 Zernyatko, 39-B Almatynska Street
- Location 2: Gymnasium No. 188, 10 Budivelnykiv Street
- Hotline: 066-356-35-20 and (044) 334-61-02
The attack hit several parts of Kyiv, including Shevchenkivskyi, Pecherskyi, Darnytskyi, Dniprovskyi, Obolonskyi, Solomianskyi, Desnianskyi, Sviatoshynskyi, and Holosiivskyi districts. Damage was reported to multiple apartment buildings, commercial spaces, a business center, a car dealership, garages, and a parked vehicle. In Darnytskyi district, the structure of a nine-story residential building collapsed, trapping people under the rubble. Rescue teams are currently conducting search and recovery operations.
This attack marks another escalation in the conflict, posing severe threats to civilians in Ukraine.
The establishment of aid hubs in the affected neighborhoods underscores the urgent need for assistance to residents impacted by the hostilities. Rescue efforts are ongoing, and ensuring the safety and well-being of all those in need remains the top priority.
In light of the recent attack, it's important to understand the broader implications of the ongoing conflict. The assault not only disrupted daily life but also affected traffic across key areas of the city. For more details on how this incident impacted transportation and the response from local authorities, refer to the report on the traffic disruptions in Kyiv.