Russians killed an employee of the Flamingo factory: new details of the attack on Vyshgorod.

According to ТСН: New details have emerged regarding the death of an employee of the defense company Fire Point, which manufactures Ukrainian missiles called Flamingo.

Co-founder of Fire Point Denis Stielerman confirmed the death of his colleague as a result of a Russian airstrike on an apartment building in Vyshgorod, Kyiv region.

“During the attack on Vyshgorod, the Russians killed our colleague. His family is in critical condition in the hospital. It is the Russians' fortune that we, unlike them, do not retaliate by hitting their residential buildings for the daily shelling of our peaceful cities. Because we know very well where many of our enemies live along with their families.”

The mayor of Vyshgorod, Oleksiy Momot, confirmed in a comment that Russian troops attacked a multi-storey building using Shahed drones. He noted that the deceased man jumped out with his family from the third floor, but the injuries he sustained turned out to be incompatible with life.

The mayor could not specify the profession of the deceased. The Main Department of the State Emergency Service in Kyiv region reported that as a result of the attack, one person died, and 19 were injured, among whom were four children.

According to updated information from Oleksiy Momot, this was the first attack on this apartment building. As of the first half of December 1, 27 victims had been registered, of which 11 were hospitalized.

“Two have been discharged – a child from the pediatric department and one transfer to a children's hospital in Kyiv,”

This tragedy underscores the seriousness of the situation in Ukraine and the consequences of the aggression that the people are feeling, even on ordinary days. Attacks on civilian objects leave an indelible mark on people's lives, causing deep pain and suffering. The situation remains tense, and it is important to continue monitoring the developments to understand how the country will respond to these challenges.