Russian drone attack on Kyiv region: Houses and vehicles damaged
Photo: The enemy attacked the Kyiv region with drones (GettyImages)
Russia attacked the Kyiv region with drones. Debris damaged houses and cars, but no casualties were reported, Mykola Kalashnyk, Head of the Kyiv Regional Military Administration, and Anatolii Shchadylo, Head of the National Police in the Kyiv region, inform.
On the night of March 11, Russia launched a kamikaze drone attack on the Kyiv region. Air defense forces shot down several enemy targets.
According to preliminary information, there were no civilian casualties, and critical infrastructure was not damaged.
At the same time, debris from downed drones in the Boryspil district damaged seven private houses and two cars. The buildings sustained broken windows, damaged facades, and roofs.
Photo: Anatolii Shchadylo
In addition, fires broke out in the Boryspil and Obukhiv districts due to falling debris, igniting dry grass. Firefighters quickly extinguished the fires.
Emergency services, law enforcement officers, and bomb experts are working at the scene, documenting the aftermath of the attack and assisting local residents.
At night the Russian army attacked Odessa again, which led to large-scale fires. As a result, the fuel tanks and a residential building caught fire.
More than a hundred rescuers, volunteers, National Guard soldiers, and local fire brigades worked at the scene. Thanks to their coordinated actions, the fires were quickly localized and prevented from spreading further.
