There are casualties from the night Russian attack on Kyiv region.

Russia carried out a large-scale raid on Ukraine

In the night of May 25, Russia conducted a large-scale raid on Ukraine, launching rockets and 'shahids'. This attack resulted in deaths and injuries in the Kyiv region. This was reported by the Kyiv Regional Military Administration.

According to the Kyiv OVA, three people died as a result of the attack. Two injured were found during the extinguishing of the fire in the Obukhiv region, and another person died in the Bucha region.

A man born in 1966 in the Bilozerka region sustained shrapnel wounds to the face, but he was given assistance on site, without hospitalization. Five more people from the same area were injured, including two children.

Two women were injured in the Fastiv region. Two more individuals were injured in the Bucha region. A total of 10 people were injured.

The Kyiv OVA reports that rescue and investigative work is currently taking place at the sites, and medical assistance is also being provided. The consequences of the attack are being recorded in various areas of the Kyiv region. More detailed information will come later. A warning is issued about the continuation of hostile attacks, so people are advised to stay in safe places until the danger passes.

Earlier, Kyiv Mayor Klitschko reported explosions in the capital and the operation of air defense equipment. He also urged residents to stay in shelters.

Timur Tkachenko, head of the Kyiv City Military Administration, warned about the presence of dozens of hostile drones in the air over Kyiv, which could be a threat. Tkachenko urged citizens to avoid open spaces and stay in shelters.

Explosions were also recorded in Dnipro and Odesa, confirmed by local sources and news.

Consequences of the Russian missile attack on Ukraine

As a result of the Russian missile attack on Ukraine at night, damage has been inflicted on infrastructure and people. Similar incidents have been recorded in various areas of the Kyiv region. Currently, Ukrainian rescuers and investigators are working at the sites, deploying investigative groups and medical brigades to provide assistance to the injured. Additional information and incidents will be reported later.