Kyivgas checks damaged buildings in one of Kyiv's districts
Russian attack on 12 February, and an inspection is currently underway.
Source: Kyivgas, Kyiv City State Administration
Details: A missile strike in the Obolonskyi district damaged the facades and roofs of gas-connected buildings on Wednesday morning. This led to a temporary halt in gas supply to a kindergarten, the rooftop boiler room of a business centre, and a financial institution. Three boiler rooms were affected, with one completely destroyed and two others damaged.
Kyivgas specialists, working alongside emergency services, are on-site assessing the damage to the utilities and checking for any gas leaks.
Background:
The Russians had attacked Ukraine with 7 Iskander-M ballistic missiles and 123 drones of various types starting from the evening of 11 February; six missiles and 71 drones were destroyed, and 40 more UAVs disappeared from radar.
A total of six ballistic missiles were destroyed in the sky over Kyiv. The State Emergency Service reported on the consequences of the Russian ballistic missile strike on Kyiv: large-scale fires broke out, one person was killed, and four were injured.
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