Ballistic attack on Kyiv Region: 1 residential building and 2 gas stations damaged

Overnight into August 6, the army of the aggressor country, russian, attacked the Kyiv Region. There were no hits to residential and critical infrastructure facilities, but a number of buildings were damaged by debris.

This follows from a statement by the press service of Kyiv City Military Administration.

It is noted that there are no victims. Operational groups are working at the places where the debris of downed enemy targets fell.

In particular, as of 8 a.m., the following damage was recorded:

• a multi-apartment building;
• broken windows on the first and second floors, where non-residential premises are located;
• 2 gas stations;
• broken windows;
• chopped facades;
• a multi-story building with office premises;
• broken doors, windows, and chopped facade.

The forester's house was also damaged by the blast wave.

"There are no fires at the places where the debris fell. All emergency services continue their work to eliminate the consequences of the enemy attack," the message says.

As the Ukrainian News agency earlier reported, on August 5, russia attacked Kyiv and the suburbs of the capital with ballistic missiles.