Russian drone attack on Kropyvnytskyi - State Emergency Service reveals aftermath
Illustrative photo: Kropyvnytskyi shelling aftermath (t.me/dsns_telegram)
As a result of the nighttime attack by Russia on Kropyvnytskyi, the destruction of civilian infrastructure has been recorded. Currently, the number of casualties from the Russian shelling is known, according to the Ukrainian State Emergency Service.
"During the night of March 19, the Russians carried out drone strikes on Kropyvnytskyi. As a result of the attack, civilian infrastructure was damaged. Residential buildings in several districts were affected: windows were shattered, balconies destroyed, and structural damage occurred," the statement follows
According to preliminary data, 8 people were injured, including 1 child.
All relevant services are working at the scene. The State Emergency Service (SES) psychologists have already provided assistance to 25 people. Additionally, a "point of resilience" has been set up.
Emergency responders specified that 65 personnel and 15 units of equipment from SES were involved. Moreover, rescuers are continuing to eliminate the aftermath of the attack.
Train movement changes in Kirovohrad region
Last night, Ukrzaliznytsia warned that infrastructure had been damaged due to a Russian drone attack. As a result, the movement of several trains was altered.
Specifically, passengers were warned that there would be delays of at least 3 hours due to trains taking detour routes. However, no long-distance services were canceled. Additionally, Ukrzaliznytsia promised to transport passengers to stations in the Kirovohrad region, which were bypassed by trains, via morning suburban trains and additional shuttles.
