Russia attacked Kyiv: at least four injured, houses are burning.

According to ТСН: As a result of enemy shelling on the night of November 29, numerous damages and casualties have been reported in various districts of the capital.

Situation in the Solomyansky and Darnytsky districts

Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko reported that medical assistance was called to the Solomyansky and Darnytsky districts. In the Solomyansky district, one or two floors of a 25-story residential building caught fire due to falling debris, and a private house was also damaged.

"In the Solomyansky district, due to falling debris, a fire occurred on the first and second floors of the 25-story residential building. A private house is also on fire in the Solomyansky district," the statement read.

Number of injured

According to information, currently, four injured have been reported in the capital. One of them has been hospitalized, while the others received assistance on the spot.

Details regarding injuries to children

Head of the Kyiv City Military Administration, Tymur Tkachенко, noted that there is information about an injured child in the Shevchenkivskyi district of Kyiv.

"Currently, as a result of the attack, we have information about at least six locations with damages in various districts of the city. This includes residential infrastructure — high-rise buildings and the private sector," the Kyiv City Military Administration's statement read.

Explosions during the alert

Earlier, it was reported that explosions were heard in Kyiv during the air alert on the night of November 29. It is known that Russia is conducting a massive missile and drone attack on Ukraine.

This attack once again confirms the escalation of the conflict in Ukraine. Up to this time, the capital remained under numerous threats, and such events only increase residents' concern and the need for protection. In addition to eliminating the consequences of the shelling, it is crucial to ensure the safety of residents, as their safety remains a priority in wartime. Let us hope that similar incidents can be avoided in the future.