In Kryvyi Rih, more than 3,400 homes have been damaged by Russian shelling since the start of the war
Since the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion, 3,402 residential buildings have been damaged in Kryvyi Rih. Some of them have been damaged multiple times as a result of enemy shelling.
According to him, among the damaged properties are 1,710 apartment buildings and 1,692 private homes.
“As a result of rocket and drone attacks since the start of the war, 3,402 homes have already been damaged in our city (some multiple times). Of these, 1,710 are apartment buildings, and 1,692 are private homes,” Vilkul noted.
According to the official, a special support system has been established in Kryvyi Rih for residents whose homes have been damaged by Russian attacks.
Immediately after enemy strikes, relief headquarters operate on-site, where people can receive building materials for urgent repairs, guidance on applying for financial assistance, psychological support, and help with temporary housing.
Separately, the city provides monetary compensation for restoration work. Special commissions assess the damages for each family, after which the costs are covered by the city budget.
“Balconies, windows, and much more—in every case, for every family, special commissions assess the damages and the city compensates them. This includes the purchase of new apartments when housing is completely destroyed,” Vilkul emphasized.
In addition to assisting individual families, city authorities are funding the restoration of apartment buildings.
This involves repairing roofs, load-bearing structures, facades, and other damaged elements of residential buildings.
As of today, 1,662 apartment buildings in Kryvyi Rih that were damaged by Russian attacks have already been restored.
During the full-scale war, 12,360 families in Kryvyi Rih received financial assistance from the city budget.
The total amount of payments exceeded 447 million hryvnias.
Despite constant rocket and drone attacks, work continues in the city to restore the housing stock and support residents who have lost or had their homes damaged due to Russian aggression.
This was reported on Telegram by the head of the city’s Defense Council, Oleksandr Vilkul.
As a reminder, on the night of June 2, Russian troops attacked Kharkiv and four communities in the Kharkiv region. Fourteen people were injured in the shelling, including one child. The State Emergency Service also reported damage to civilian infrastructure.
Four people were killed in the latest enemy attack, and more than sixty others were injured to varying degrees.
As a reminder, Russia attacked dozens of settlements in the Kherson region over the past 24 hours, resulting in casualties.
On the evening of May 24, Russian troops carried out an airstrike on Druzhkivka in the Donetsk region, hitting a high-rise residential building. A woman was killed in the attack, and five other people were injured.
In the Shevchenkivskyi district of Kyiv, a business center was hit following a massive nighttime attack by Russia. Preliminary reports indicate that people may be trapped inside the shelter.
As a result of Russia’s massive missile and drone attack on Kyiv, the shock wave damaged the ground-level lobby of the Lukyanivska metro station.
