Russian drone strikes near school in Ukraine's Poltava, injuring several people
Illustrative photo: A Russian drone struck near a school in Poltava (State Emergency Service of Ukraine)
A Russian drone struck near a school in Poltava on the morning of October 15. Windows were damaged, and casualties were reported, according to Vitalii Diakivnych, head of the Poltava Regional Military Administration.
"An enemy drone struck near a school. The blast wave damaged the windows of the educational institution. The children and staff were in a shelter and were not injured," Diakivnych reported.
One person was also reported injured.
Efforts to deal with the aftermath of the attack are ongoing. The information is being clarified.
Later, three people were reported injured. They have been hospitalized and are receiving all necessary medical assistance.
The attack also damaged the school building, an apartment building, three private houses, an administrative building, and four cars.
Efforts to deal with the aftermath are ongoing.
Residential buildings were damaged in Kyiv’s Pecherskyi district after an enemy drone fell there on the morning of October 15. Five people were also reported injured.
