In the Desniansky district of Kyiv, efforts are underway to address the aftermath of a rocket attack.
In the Desniansky district of Kyiv, work is continuing to address the consequences of a Russian missile strike that damaged over a thousand apartments and caused a fire in a nine-story building. Among those affected is a soldier who returned from the front a week ago. Residents are being offered temporary housing and financial assistance.
In the Desniansky district of Kyiv, work is continuing to address the consequences of a Russian missile strike that damaged part of a nine-story apartment building and caused a large fire. The fire affected apartments on the first to eighth floors, and windows were broken in the building.
The explosion also damaged four adjacent buildings, with many windows and doors being blown out in apartments. A total of over a thousand apartments in the area have been damaged. Municipal workers, volunteers, and community organizations are assisting residents in repairing broken windows and clearing debris.
Among those injured is Andriy, who returned from the front a week ago. He sustained shrapnel wounds to his chest, head, and arm. According to him, he heard a loud bang, followed by a powerful explosion that threw him.
In the area, assistance centers have been established, where residents can receive legal advice, psychological support, and assistance with filing claims for damaged property. Those affected are offered temporary accommodation in dormitories or hostels, as well as assistance in the form of 40 thousand hryvnias for housing rent.