Police show first minutes after russian strikes on Kyiv

The Patrol Police of Ukraine has published body camera footage of law enforcement officers who rescued and helped Kyiv residents during the massive attack by the aggressor country russia. The relevant footage was published on the official Facebook page of the police on Friday, November 14.

At night, the russian occupiers shelled the civilian population of Kyiv, resulting in deaths and injuries. Most districts of the capital were under enemy fire.

"Patrol policemen were working all night long: evacuating the wounded to ambulances, ensuring unimpeded passage of special vehicles and helping people to get to shelters," the statement said.

Liquidation of the consequences of the attack on the capital continues launched a combined strike on Ukraine's critical infrastructure facilities.

On November 14, rescuers pulled out the sixth victim from the rubble of a 9-story building in Kyiv's Desnianskyi District.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy also said that as a result of the russian night attack on Kyiv, the building of the Azerbaijani embassy was damaged.