Russia strikes Ukraine's Bila Tserkva: Residential buildings damaged, casualties reported
Illustrative photo: Russia struck Bila Tserkva at night (facebook.com DSNSCV)
On the night of December 31, Russian troops launched another attack on Bila Tserkva in the Kyiv region. Civilians were injured, and residential buildings were damaged, according to the Kyiv Regional Military Administration.
A man born in 1964 was wounded, sustaining shrapnel wounds to his arm and head. A woman born in 1977 suffered an acute stress reaction. Both victims received medical assistance at the scene and did not require hospitalization.
Two multi-story residential buildings were damaged as a result of the Russian strike. The windows were broken, and the balconies were destroyed in the buildings.
Source: Kyiv Regional Military Administration
Source: Kyiv Regional Military Administration
Source: Kyiv Regional Military Administration
The Kyiv Regional Military Administration emphasizes that, together with local authorities, work has already been organized to eliminate the consequences of the Russian strikes. First and foremost, this involves closing windows and providing assistance to residents in winter conditions.
"Russia's goal remains the same — to intimidate us, plunge us into darkness, and sow discord. Even on the eve of the New Year, Russia is striking peaceful homes, spreading fear and destruction," writes Kyiv Regional Military Administration head Mykola Kalashnyk.
Russian strikes on Ukraine on December 31
That night, the Russian army again struck Ukrainian cities. Russia also struck Odesa. Residential buildings caught fire, and several cars were burned. According to updated data, six people were injured in the city.
An air raid siren was also sounded in Kyiv that night. Explosions were heard in Kyiv during the Russian drone attack.
According to the Ukrainian Air Force, Russia attacked Ukraine that night with 127 strike drones. 20 strike drones were recorded hitting 11 locations.
