Destroyed civilian infrastructure: rescuers showed the aftermath of the attack on Kropyvnytskyi.
Rescuers in Kropyvnytskyi have begun to eliminate the consequences of the attack by Russian drones, which led to the destruction of civilian infrastructure. Eight people were killed, including one child. Psychologists from the State Emergency Service are providing assistance to the victims, and the Resilience Point has also been activated. All relevant services are working at the scene, involving 65 people and 15 units of equipment.
Details of the attack are currently not being disclosed. This was reported by the head of the State Emergency Service:
We are doing everything possible to eliminate the consequences of the attack and prevent new threats to people and the city. We hope for a quick recovery and support for the victims, - said the head of the State Emergency Service.
Currently, recovery of damaged buildings and infrastructure is underway. Regardless of the efforts of rescuers, attacks by Russian drones are too dangerous for the civilian population and require international attention and condemnation.
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