Russian attack damages Kyiv mosque: Windows and doors shattered (photos, video)

What is known about the damage to the mosque in Kyiv

According to the mufti, the main mosque of the Spiritual Administration of Muslims of Ukraine, "Umma," was damaged during the enemy's morning attack on Kyiv.

He published photos showing broken windows and numerous glass shards both outside and inside the building.

The building damaged by an enemy attack (photo: facebook.com/murat.suleiman.1)

"May the Almighty punish all those responsible for this evil," emphasized Suleimanov.

Post of the mufti of the DUMU "Umma" (screenshot: facebook.com/murat.suleiman.1)

Later, Suleimanov published a video message, urging citizens to never forget Russian crimes and never support the aggressor country.

"We are unbreakable. We know we will win because this is a matter of justice. Ukraine has already won. And through such actions, we see that they (the Russians - Ed.) are powerless. They can only strike civilians. They can only do what brings tears and pain," the mufti emphasized.

According to information from the representative office of the President of Ukraine in the Autonomous Republic of Crimea, all windows and doors in the mosque building were shattered.

It was clarified that the complex also houses a gymnasium and the office of the Congress of Muslims of Ukraine, both of which sustained significant damage.

"The Islamic Cultural Center is an important spiritual hub for the Muslim, including Crimean Tatar, community of Ukraine," the representative office reminded.

Post of the Presidential Representation in the Autonomous Republic of Crimea (screenshot: facebook.com/ppu.gov.ua)

In addition, they showed more photos of the consequences of the enemy attack (taken by Suleimanov) to the public.

The consequences of the Russian attack on the territory of the complex (photo: facebook.com/ppu.gov.ua)

Later, Suleimanov released another video, wishing "peace, mercy, and God's blessings" to his "brothers everywhere."

"The building of the Islamic Cultural Center and the mosque of Muslims of Ukraine were subjected to missile strikes by the Russian aggressor. This mosque, which you see, is one of the largest mosques that gathers thousands of worshippers on Fridays and during prayers," he shared.

The mufti added that "during the period of Russian aggression against Ukraine," significant harm is being inflicted on "civilian and religious sites."

"Pray to God to protect us and His servants everywhere," Suleimanov concluded.

Earlier, we wrote about the overall damage Russia inflicted on Ukraine that night and how air defense systems responded.