Russian rocket attack wounds six civilians, including one child, in Kyiv region
Six people, including one child, were injured by falling debris of the Russian rocket in one of the settlements of the Kyiv region.
Ruslan Kravchenko, the head of the Kyiv Regional Military Administration, announced this on Facebook.
"This time, the enemy attacked the area with missiles and UAVs. Thanks to the professional work of our defenders, all targets were defeated," Kravchenko said. Unfortunately, as a result of falling debris in one of the settlements of the region, six people were injured, including one child."
He said that one of the victims was a motor vehicle driver who was injured while transporting bread. Everyone is provided with the necessary medical assistance.
Kravchenko also reported that three private houses were destroyed in the region, 13 houses need major repairs, 15 more houses, and two farm buildings have minor damage. According to him, all house owners will be provided with the necessary assistance.
Also, as a result of falling debris, the forest and grass litter caught fire. All fires are promptly localized.
"Operative services continue to work on the ground. Information is being updated. Necessary assistance is provided to people," the governor said.
As Rubryka reported, the Russian forces launched a missile attack on Ukraine on Friday, targeting the center and south of the country. The Air Force said that air defense shot down six Kinzhal missiles, six Kalibrs, and two UAVs.
