Rescue workers are dealing with the aftermath of the Russian Federation's attack on the Kyiv region
Work is continuing in the Kyiv region to address the aftermath of the Russian attack carried out by the enemy on the night of August 5. Rescue workers continue to extinguish fires at damaged sites in the Bucha and Brovary districts, while also working to address the damage caused by the destruction.
Despite challenging weather conditions and intense heat, State Emergency Service units are continuously dousing fire sites, dismantling damaged structures, and monitoring the situation in the affected areas.
In addition, bomb disposal experts are surveying the areas to identify and neutralize explosive devices that may have been left behind after the attack. All necessary services are involved in the cleanup efforts.
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