Russia attacked Lviv region with 163 aerial targets: four dead.

Russia attacked Lviv region with 163 aerial targets: four dead
Russia attacked Lviv region with 163 aerial targets: four dead

Attack on Lviv region: consequences of the night shelling

According to inkorr.com: Russian troops conducted a night shelling of the Lviv region, launching 163 aerial targets, including 140 Shahed drones and 23 cruise missiles. Unfortunately, as a result of this shelling, four people were killed, and eight others were injured. One of the strikes hit the gas transportation infrastructure of the region, where there is currently an increased demand for heating, but serious environmental consequences were avoided.

The head of the Lviv Regional State Administration, Maxim Kozytsky, emphasized that civilian objects, such as residential buildings, hospitals, and industrial facilities, have become targets for hostile forces.

After the attack, the number of casualties and injured has increased. According to information from the State Emergency Service of Ukraine, four deaths and four injuries have already been recorded in the Lviv region. The Russian troops used both drones and cruise missiles, damaging residential houses, industrial sites, and the urban infrastructure of Lviv.

Despite the difficult situation, all emergency services are working on site in a state of heightened readiness — rescuers, medics, and police are actively assisting those affected by this tragedy, and psychologists from the State Emergency Service provide necessary support.

As a result of this massive attack on the Lviv region, four deaths and eight injuries have been confirmed, and significant damage has also been inflicted on local residents and infrastructure. Emergency services continue to work on providing assistance to victims and restoring normal life in the region.

This tragedy once again confirms the difficult situation at the front and the importance of the rapid response of emergency services. In the face of an escalating threat, supporting the affected and restoring infrastructure remains a priority for the authorities and the community.


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