In Vyshneve, houses caught fire due to an attack by the Russian Federation; there is damage
In the town of Vyshneve, in the Bucha District of the Kyiv Region, a fire broke out in two townhouses as a result of an attack by a Russian strike drone. Structural damage was also reported.
After the strike, State Emergency Service (SES) rescue workers quickly arrived at the scene. They organized firefighting efforts and carried out the necessary emergency response work.
The fire has now been completely extinguished.
Meanwhile, rescue workers continue to operate at the scene. Specialists are clearing debris and inspecting the damaged structures to assess the area and determine the potential consequences of the attack.
According to preliminary information, no fatalities have been reported as a result of the strike.
However, information regarding possible casualties is still being verified.
Rescue workers continue their operations at the scene.
This was reported by the State Emergency Service of Ukraine.
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