Unfortunately, as a result of the Russian attack in Ternopil, 25 people have died, including 3 children, and another 92 people were injured, including 18 children. Rescue workers are currently continuing their efforts, having already saved 46 victims, among whom are 7 children.
At the scene, 13 psychologists from the State Emergency Service are providing support to 145 people, and Resilience Points have been established for those in need of assistance. Volunteers are working on-site, delivering humanitarian aid, organizing field kitchens, and helping families who have been left homeless.
Hundreds of rescuers from across the country participated in the liquidation of the consequences, more than 50 units of emergency service equipment, dog handlers, and drone systems. The operation is coordinated by the Minister of Internal Affairs and the Head of the Emergency Service. Authorities are doing everything possible to help those affected by this tragedy.