Photo: For the fourth consecutive day, cleanup efforts are underway in the Kyiv region following a strike on an ammunition depot
In the village of Mila, in the Bucha District, cleanup efforts have been underway for four days following a Russian drone attack.
On August 31 alone, rescue workers cleared 250 square meters of territory, removed approximately 1.5 metric tons of metal structures, dismantled 37 square meters of damaged roofing, and surveyed more than 39 hectares of territory.
Thirty-two people, including seven children, received psychological assistance. In total, since the start of the operation, psychologists have provided support to 214 citizens, including 39 children.
State Emergency Service bomb disposal experts are continuing to clear the area of unexploded ordnance. Of the 287.62 hectares of potentially contaminated territory, 116.41 hectares have already been surveyed.
As a result of the Russian attack, 38 people were killed and another 27 were injured. Among the victims were three children and three police officers. Rescue workers and other emergency services saved 11 people and evacuated 400 citizens, including 60 children.
Source: Kyiv Regional State Emergency Service.
The death toll from the strike by the Russian Federation—the aggressor state—on a warehouse west of Kyiv has risen to 38. Four more people are considered missing, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy reported.
Kyiv residents are walking to the left bank due to a transportation collapse.
On the evening of August 27, a four-story residential building in Kyiv’s Podilskyi district was damaged as a result of yet another Russian attack.
Train service on the Kyiv City Express has been temporarily suspended in Kyiv due to an elevated air threat. Service on the city commuter train will resume once the air threat has passed and the necessary authorization has been received.
