Kyiv region under heavy Russian attack: Over 5 hours of alarms
Kyiv region under drone attack (Photo: Getty Images)
Russian forces launched a massive strike with attack drones on the Kyiv region overnight on June 10. The air raid alert has been ongoing for more than five hours, states Mykola Kalashnyk, head of the Kyiv Regional Military Administration.
“The enemy’s massive air attack on the Kyiv region using drones and missiles is ongoing. The alert has now lasted for over five hours,” he reported.
Kalashnyk noted that the aftermath of the night’s Russian drone strike has been recorded in at least four districts across the region:
- Fastiv;
- Brovary;
- Boryspil;
- Obukhiv districts.
The enemy is targeting peaceful residential areas. Preliminary reports indicate damage to homes and vehicle fires.
“More detailed information will follow. I urge all residents to stay in safe places until the danger passes. Take care of yourselves and your loved ones,” Kalashnyk added.
Massive attack on Ukraine on June 10
Russia launched an attack on Ukraine, triggering widespread air raid alerts across much of the country.
In Kyiv, debris from enemy drones fell across multiple districts, causing fires and destruction. Reports confirm at least three people injured.
Damage was reported to residential buildings, vehicles, business centers, and warehouses. In the Obolon district, drone fragments fell on the grounds of a school.
Additionally, drones launched a massive attack on Odesa. The maternity hospital was hit, and civilian infrastructure was damaged. Preliminary reports say there were no casualties or injuries at the maternity hospital.
However, a residential building in Odesa was struck, resulting in one fatality and at least four others wounded. An administrative building was also targeted in the attack.
