Kyiv suffers 53 injured, including 6 children, due to Russian missile attack - KCMA
Kyiv • UNN
The nighttime rocket attack by Russian troops on Kyiv injured 53 people, including six children, and caused material damage in several districts of the city. There were no reports of fatalities.
As a result of the nighttime missile attack on Kyiv by Russian troops, 53 people have been reported injured, six of them children. There is no information about the dead. This was reported on Wednesday by the KCMA, UNN reports.
As of 09:00, 53 people (36 women and 17 men, including six children) were injured in the nighttime rocket attack in the capital. Of these, 20 were hospitalized, said the head of the KCMA Sergey Popko.
According to him, the vast majority - 34 people - suffered cut wounds. Another 8 had an acute stress reaction. The rest had closed head injuries, abrasions, burns and other injuries.
"There is no information about the dead," Popko said.
To recap,
During the nighttime missile attack by Russian troops on Kyiv, about a dozen cases of falling debris were recorded in four districts.
In the Dniprovsky district of Kyiv, water supply network was damaged as a result of the fall of rocket fragments on the roadway, and a rocket also fell on the territory of a hospital. As a result of a nighttime enemy rocket attack in the Dniprovsky district of the capital, an apartment building and private houses in two districts were damaged.
