In the Kyiv region, the number of victims as a result of a Russian air attack on the night at night today, on May 25 increased to 29. Among the injured six children.
Mikola Kalashnik, the head of Kiev Ova Ova, announced this on her Facebook page.
The enemy attacked our area with the help of successful drones, ballistic and cruise missiles. The alarm lasted almost 9 hours, ”he said.
Four people were killed:
- Two people were killed in the area of Obukhov. There was a fire of the hangar and the building. During the repayment of fire, rescuers found the bodies of a woman and men;
- The 49-year-old man was killed in the Buchen area as a result of damage to a private house from injuries;
- Another person was killed in the Fastiv region. During the repayment of private homemade fire, her body was discovered.
The enemy intentionally attacked peaceful cities and villages of the region, Kalashnik emphasized:
- Six people were injured in the Belotserkovsky area. Five people – two men, a woman and two girls 10 and 13 years old with various injuries were hospitalized in a local hospital. Another person was damaged. Without hospitalization. The area of the enterprise, three private houses, outbuildings and a car were damaged in this area;
- 12 people were injured in the Buchen area. Among them are one child, four men and seven women. Two men were hospitalized in local hospitals. 39 private houses, warehouses were damaged;
- 11 people were injured in the Fastiv area. Among them are three children. Private houses and cars were damaged;
- The Obukhov district was damaged by a private house, a hangar, two cars and an educational institution. The gymnasium is knocked out of the window, damages the wall of the gym;
- In the area of Vishgorod, the garage and the car were damaged.
All operating services are involved in eliminating the enemy night attack. Together with local authorities, communities and international partners, we work for victims, ”he added.
Source: Racurs
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