Russian attack damages Ukrainian public broadcaster's building in Kryvyi Rih
Photo: The Suspilne office in Kryvyi Rih was damaged as a result of Russian strike (Suspilne.Dnipro)
In Kryvyi Rih, a building housing the Suspilne network, where the Suspilne Dnipro correspondent office is located, was damaged as a result of a Russian strike.
Over 50 windows were shattered inside the building, and the furniture and ceiling were damaged. The building is currently undergoing further inspection to document the damage caused by the Russian attack.
Iryna, the administrator of the bureau, says that nearly all the windows and interior doors were damaged.
"Nearly all the windows were shattered, and the interior doors were damaged. Thank God, no one was injured because it happened at night. The security guard is also fine," she says.

The aftermath of the Russian strike on the Suspilne building in Kryvyi Rih (photo: Suspilne.Dnipro)

The aftermath of the Russian strike on the Suspilne building in Kryvyi Rih (photo: Suspilne.Dnipro)

The aftermath of the Russian strike on the Suspilne building in Kryvyi Rih (photo: Suspilne.Dnipro)
According to her, staff is currently photographing the damage. The equipment was not damaged, as it was stored in offices that remained undamaged.
Russian attacks on Ukrainian media
Russian strikes have repeatedly damaged the premises of Ukrainian media outlets. In particular, the office of the We Are Ukraine TV channel was already damaged during a Russian attack on Kyiv on the night of August 20. No employees were injured at that time.
However, on September 8, Russia launched a new strike on the premises of We Are Ukraine and We Are Ukraine+, while the TV channels were broadcasting live. The main impact hit the newsroom and offices; there were casualties, and the moment of the attack was captured on video.