Kyiv attacked again by Russian 'Shaheds' - photo report on the consequences.

As a result of the night attack on July 10, Kyiv suffered further destruction and casualties. According to the latest data, 16 people were injured in the attack on the capital, ten of whom were hospitalized, and there is information about two fatalities. Rescuers from the State Emergency Service are still working to eliminate the consequences of the attack.

Photo correspondent of Novyny.LIVE Ihor Kuznetsov was at the center of the Russian attacks.

Civilian objects in Kyiv were damaged by a missile-drone attack by Russia on July 10

The attack on the city continues - an air alert was declared again in the capital due to the threat of a new group of strike drones.

Meanwhile, rescuers, police officers, and utility workers continue to work to eliminate the consequences of the Russian attacks on Kyiv.

Damage has been recorded in several districts of the capital. The most serious consequences are observed in the Shevchenkivskyi district, where debris fell causing a fire on the upper floor of a residential building.

Other instances of falling debris have also been recorded in several places, one of which also caused a fire. It is known that in the Holosiivskyi district, a cargo truck caught fire due to debris from a drone.

In the Podilskyi district, debris fell onto the territory of non-residential buildings. In addition, the outpatient clinic of the Primary Healthcare Center No. 1 was completely destroyed. The building suffered critical damage and is currently unusable.

As a reminder, the capital was covered in acrid smoke due to numerous fires. The Ministry of Internal Affairs also noted that among the dead in Kyiv was a 22-year-old girl — a police corporal.

After the night attack on Kyiv on July 10, the capital is once again suffering from destruction and casualties. Russian missiles and drones leave serious damage, resulting in civilian objects and people on the streets of the city being affected. Rescuers and utility workers continue to work at the scenes to eliminate the aftermath and provide assistance to the victims.