Massive attack on Kyiv: four floors of a residential building burned down completely.

According to ТСН: Kyiv experienced one of the largest attacks in recent times. The left bank of the capital was the hardest hit, where apartments were destroyed and infrastructure damaged due to the strikes.

Dniprovskyi District: fire destroyed four floors of a nine-story building

In the Dniprovskyi district, a journalist reports on a drone strike by a 'Shahed' on a nine-story residential building. The explosion triggered a fire that burned apartments from the 5th to the 8th floors. About ten households were affected, with windows blown out.

An operational headquarters, rescuers, and utility services are working at the scene.

Reporters spoke with Ms. Lyudmyla, a resident of the affected building. She said that many apartments burned down and the facade of the building was covered in soot.

‘The whole building is black, apartments burned down, windows were blown out. I live here, on the 41st. All the windows in my apartment were blown out — plastic and wooden. The stairs are flooded, but luckily my flat wasn't flooded,’ the woman recounted.

Dniprovs'kyi district: damage to the station and rolling stock

In the Dniprovs'kyi district, the consequences of the attack were also documented. The strike damaged the central building of the station and surrounding infrastructure. Several units of rolling stock were caught under the rubble.

Troyeshchyna: a deceased person in an apartment building

Another strike occurred in a residential building in Troyeshchyna. Rescuers working at the scene retrieved the body of a man. The situation regarding other victims is currently being clarified.

Recall that earlier information was reported about a combined shelling experienced by Kyiv at night.

This attack served as yet another reminder of the tense situation in the capital and the challenges faced by its residents. Authorities continue to work on eliminating the consequences and providing assistance to those affected. The situation remains under control, but residents are advised to adhere to safety measures in case of repeated attacks.