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Kyiv region: Russian strikes caused a fire at an industrial facility in the Nemishayiv community.

Kyiv region: Russian strikes caused a fire at an industrial facility in the Nemishayiv community.

In the morning of October 11, an enemy strike caused a major fire at an industrial facility in the Nemishayiv community in Kyiv region; local authorities assure that the situation is under control, and the loud noises came from the burning of production materials and roofing. Over the past day, four people have been injured and 37 objects have been damaged in the region.

In the morning of October 11, an enemy strike caused a major fire at one of the industrial facilities in the Nemishiv community in Kyiv region. This was reported by the local council. Local authorities explained to residents that the loud noises they heard were caused by the burning of production materials and roofing. The situation on the ground is currently considered to be under control.

Over the past day, four people were injured as a result of Russian strikes in the Kyiv region, and 37 objects were damaged in various areas of the region. The Obukhiv district was the most affected, with 18 objects damaged, including 12 private houses, an apartment building, a car, a production facility, and infrastructure objects; two people were injured there. In the Bucha district, 11 objects were damaged, including four private houses, two storage facilities, a retail store, a company's territory, and infrastructure objects; one person was injured. In the Boryspil district, a private house, a private solar power plant, two cars, and an infrastructure object were damaged. One person was injured. In the Vyshhorod district, a car was damaged, and in the Bila Tserkva district, a private house was damaged. According to reports, the enemy continues to attack civilian objects, residential buildings, and energy infrastructure in the region with drones.

Residents were urged to remain calm, follow basic safety rules, and close windows to prevent smoke and burning materials from entering their homes.