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🇺🇦 Zelensky: In the Shevchenkivskyi and Podilskyi districts of Kyiv, work continues to eliminate the consequences of yesterday's Russian strikes. Almost 100 employees of the State Emergency Service are involved in the work.
In total, about 300 objects were damaged in Kyiv. Most of them were residential buildings - during the day yesterday, applications were received for various degrees of damage in almost 150 private and multi-storey buildings.
As of now, 87 people are known to have been injured in the capital, including three children. 21 people are hospitalized in hospitals, the rest are receiving outpatient care. In total, six of our regions were affected by yesterday's shelling.
In total, about 300 objects were damaged in Kyiv. Most of them were residential buildings - during the day yesterday, applications were received for various degrees of damage in almost 150 private and multi-storey buildings.
As of now, 87 people are known to have been injured in the capital, including three children. 21 people are hospitalized in hospitals, the rest are receiving outpatient care. In total, six of our regions were affected by yesterday's shelling.
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Zelensky said about 300 sites were damaged in Kyiv after Russia’s overnight attack, including nearly 150 private and apartment buildings with varying levels of damage. Cleanup continues in Shevchenkivskyi and Podilskyi districts.
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Yesterday’s shelling damaged about 300 sites in Kyiv, President Zelenskyy reported.
Work to eliminate the consequences is still ongoing in the Shevchenkivskyi and Podilskyi districts.
Nearly 100 rescuers remain on the ground.
Work to eliminate the consequences is still ongoing in the Shevchenkivskyi and Podilskyi districts.
Nearly 100 rescuers remain on the ground.