Rubble and debris cleared following Russian missile strike on Poltava's Institute of Communications – photo
Emergency response teams have cleared away the rubble at the site of the Russian missile strike on the Institute of Communications in Poltava. Source: State Emergency Service of Ukraine (SES) on Telegram Details: The SES said that 55 people were killed and 328 injured in the Russian missile strike on Poltava on 3 September.
Emergency response teams have cleared away the rubble at the site of the Russian missile strike on the Institute of Communications in Poltava.
Source: State Emergency Service of Ukraine (SES) on Telegram
Details: The SES said that 55 people were killed and 328 injured in the Russian missile strike on Poltava on 3 September.
The SES deployed 36 appliances and 215 rescue workers in response to the strike.
Rubble being cleared away at the site of the Russian strike on Poltava
Background:
- On 3 September, Russia launched a ballistic missile attack on one of the educational institutions in the city of Poltava, which was later confirmed to be the Institute of Communications. A nearby hospital was also hit.
- Ukraine’s Ground Forces are investigating the strike on the Institute of Communications, a military educational institution.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that the Russian missiles that hit Poltava on 3 September were in the air for only three minutes, and many people were killed or injured on their way to bomb shelters.
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