Russian attack on Kyiv region: Damage and casualties reported
Photo: Russia attacked the Kyiv region (facebook.com/DSNSKyiv)
During the night of November 6, Russian forces attacked energy facilities in the Kyiv region. Three people were injured, according to a statement by Kyiv Regional Military Administration Head Tymur Tkachenko.
In the Boryspil district, a private house and an outbuilding caught fire following the attack. Both buildings were completely destroyed by the fire.
Three local residents were injured. Two suffered acute stress reactions. Another man sustained a traumatic brain injury and abrasions to his limbs. Medical personnel provided assistance to all of them at the scene.
Energy facilities were also damaged in the Bila Tserkva and Obukhiv districts. In the Obukhiv district, the blast wave shattered windows in an academic building and a dormitory of an educational institution.
The Bila Tserkva community reported that three jet-powered drones attacked energy infrastructure on the evening of November 5.
Following the attack, energy workers began restoring power supply and switching consumers to backup power lines.
Emergency response teams are working at the sites to deal with the aftermath of the attack.
On the evening of November 5, Russian forces launched three jet-powered drones at energy infrastructure in Bila Tserkva.
The city council reported that energy workers were working to restore power supply, while the risk of further attacks remained high.
As RBC-Ukraine reported, overnight on November 6, Russia launched more than 200 drones at Ukraine, 86 of which were jet-powered Shaheds.
According to the Air Force, as of 08:00 am Kyiv time, 196 drones had been shot down or suppressed, while hits were recorded at 14 locations.
