All fires in Kyiv have been extinguished following the Russian shelling
In the capital, rescue workers have fully extinguished the fires at all locations where blazes broke out as a result of yet another Russian attack.
This was reported by the State Emergency Service of Ukraine.
As of now, the deaths of four city residents have been confirmed, including one child.
The number of civilian casualties has now risen to 49 people. State Emergency Service specialists have finished extinguishing the fires, but work at the sites of the strikes continues in full force.
The agency’s psychologists have already provided emergency assistance to about 30 citizens who were in a state of severe stress.
The State Emergency Service continues large-scale emergency rescue operations.
Efforts are focused on two locations where debris is being cleared and damaged building structures dismantled. This is necessary to conduct a final inspection of the areas and eliminate the risk of further collapses.
The city has deployed significant resources to address the aftermath of the enemy strike.
“Rescuers from the State Emergency Service continue emergency rescue operations: clearing debris and structures at two locations,” the agency’s press service reports.
More than 300 personnel have been deployed to the site.
Police released photos of the aftermath of the nighttime attack on Kyiv
The approximate route of the missiles and drones used in Russia’s combined attack on Ukraine has been released
Over the past 24 hours, from 7:00 a.m. on April 15 to 7:00 a.m. on April 16, Ukraine’s air defense forces neutralized 667 aerial targets used by Russia to attack the country’s territory.
In Dnipro, the death toll from the Russian forces’ nighttime attack has risen. As of now, two people are known to have been killed and 27 wounded.
At least four people were killed. Another 21 people were injured.
Earlier, Russian troops attacked the Bila Tserkva district in the Kyiv region, resulting in a fire at one of the enterprises.
