Night Attack on Kyiv: How the Assistance Office for Affected Residents Works.

According to ТСН: At night, Kyiv was attacked, resulting in a fire and damage to several buildings in the Solomjanskyi district. The shockwave shattered windows in residential buildings and educational institutions, and cars were also damaged.

Reporters have already visited the crime scene and captured the aftermath of the attack on video.

Events at the Attack Site

During the enemy's attack on Kyiv, one of the drones struck an uninhabited building, causing a fire. The firefighters quickly extinguished the fire.

A case of debris near a residential building was also documented, where the shockwave broke the windows in apartments and in two educational institutions. A fire broke out at the scene.

According to the KMVA, cars parked nearby were damaged.

Assistance for the Affected

An assistance office for affected residents has been established on the premises of School No. 74, located at Brodsky Family Street 4, and is open until 8:00 PM. Here you can:

• Receive consultations on material payments;

• Submit documents for support under the program 'Concern. To the Kyiv People';

• Obtain legal assistance;

• Receive psychological support;

• Find out information about further steps;

• Warm up and drink tea;

• Charge mobile devices.

Social workers from the district began visiting damaged apartments and providing residents with information on further steps and support options.

We remind you that on the night of January 12, Russia attacked Kyiv with combat drones, leading to debris in the Solomjanskyi district. The head of the KMVA reported a fire in an uninhabited building, which was soon localized. The mayor also pointed out that debris fell near a residential building at another address.

Such attacks on Kyiv continue to remind of the difficult situation in the country. However, the authorities and rescue services respond quickly to the events, assisting the affected and saving lives. Owners of destroyed apartments can receive consultations on payments, highlighting the importance of community support in difficult times.