VIDEO: Cleanup efforts following the Russian strike in Vyshneve are now in their fourth day
In Vyshneve, Kyiv Oblast, emergency rescue and recovery operations have been underway for the fourth day in a row following Russian shelling. More than 300 rescue workers and 106 pieces of equipment have been deployed to address the aftermath.
Specialists from the State Emergency Service are continuously surveying the damaged areas, assisting local residents, and processing new requests from citizens received by the emergency response headquarters.
State Emergency Service psychologists are working on-site alongside the rescue workers. They provide psychological support to people and help those who have lost their property due to the shelling by supplying water, food, and essential items.
The State Emergency Service emphasizes that the main task of rescue workers is to ensure the safety of those affected and provide them with all necessary assistance.
Source: State Emergency Service of Ukraine.
In Vyshneve, Kyiv Oblast, 253 private residential buildings were damaged as a result of a Russian attack. Nine people were killed in the strike. As of the evening of July 7, 18 victims were in medical facilities, where they are receiving the necessary care.
During the Russian attack on Vyshneve on the night of July 6, a dog named Yosya was locked inside a house that caught fire. The owners were certain he had died, but the animal managed to escape the flames.
