A relief center has been opened in Kyiv’s Dnipro District following the Russian attack
A relief center has been set up in the Dnipro District to assist residents of buildings damaged by the Russian drone attack on the night of September 11.
The center is operating at Gymnasium No. 184, located at 5 Eduard Wilde Street.
The contact person is the school’s principal, Alla Semenivna Mishina:
- (063) 319-79-19
- (063) 319-79-08
You can also contact the duty officer at the Dnipro District State Administration for advice and assistance:
- (044) 292-61-16
- (044) 366-51-51
- (067) 224-81-76
Social services managers’ phone number: (093) 952-17-48.
Last night, Russian forces once again attacked Kyiv with drones. In the Dnipro district, a nine-story building was damaged by a drone strike, causing a fire that spread from the first to the fifth floors.
Eight people were injured in the attack. A 64-year-old man and a 57-year-old woman suffered burns and were hospitalized. A 23-year-old woman sustained a shrapnel wound. Medical personnel treated five other victims on the scene; they did not require hospitalization.
Investigative and operational teams from the district police department are working at the scene. Law enforcement officers are documenting the aftermath of the Russian attack and assessing the damage.
This was reported by the Dnipro District State Administration in Kyiv.
Photo: Three people were injured in Kyiv due to Russian attacks on gas stations.
In the Sumy region, Russian troops carried out a series of strikes on civilian targets. An 83-year-old woman was killed in the attacks, and at least 16 other people were injured.
As a reminder, fires broke out at industrial facilities in the Kyiv region due to an attack by the Russian Federation.
Russia also launched a massive attack on Kyiv, killing and wounding civilians.
