Seven killed, nearly 50 injured in massive attack on Ukraine - State Emergency Service
Photo: Seven people were killed in a massive attack in Ukraine (t.me/dsns_telegram)
Seven people were killed and 47 others injured in a massive Russian attack on Ukraine on Monday, August 26, according to the State Emergency Service.
According to reports, State Emergency Service (SES) units have completed work at all locations following Russia's massive morning strike.
Rescuers also finished clearing debris from the damaged five-story residential building in Lutsk.
According to the SES, the attack on Ukraine resulted in seven deaths (including two who died in the hospital) and 47 injuries, including four children.
Additionally, 22 fires were extinguished, and two people were rescued. Approximately 740 rescuers were involved in mitigating the effects of the Russian attack.
Attack on Ukraine on August 26
This morning, Russia launched a massive airstrike on Ukraine, firing 127 missiles of various types and over a hundred Shahed kamikaze drones.
The attack caused power outages in several regions.
In some regions of the country, water cutoffs have also begun amid power supply problems.
Read more about the consequences of the massive shelling of Ukraine in the material by RBC-Ukraine.
