Russian UAV wreckage injures 82-year-old woman and damages houses in Kyiv Oblast – photos

On Saturday, a Russian UAV attack on Kyiv Oblast resulted in injuries to an 82-year-old woman and caused damage to eight houses across four districts, as well as an apartment in a high-rise building. Source: Kyiv Oblast Military Administration Damage caused by Russian UAV wreckage in Kyiv.

Nov 3, 2024 - 08:00
Russian UAV wreckage injures 82-year-old woman and damages houses in Kyiv Oblast – photos

On Saturday, a Russian UAV attack on Kyiv Oblast resulted in injuries to an 82-year-old woman and caused damage to eight houses across four districts, as well as an apartment in a high-rise building.

Source: Kyiv Oblast Military Administration

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Damage caused by Russian UAV wreckage in Kyiv.
Photo: Ukraine's National Police

Details: Ruslan Kravchenko, Head of Kyiv Oblast Military Administration, reported that an 82-year-old woman had been injured in the attack, sustaining shrapnel wounds from the fall of UAV wreckage. The woman was taken to hospital with head wounds and a hypertensive crisis. Her condition is satisfactory.

The attack caused minor damage, shattering windows and doors and affecting facades and roofs. Eight houses in four districts, an apartment in a high-rise building, and two outbuildings were impacted.

In addition, power lines were damaged. A total of 1,860 subscribers in one of the region's settlements were left without electricity as of 12:00.

 
Damage caused by Russian UAV wreckage in Kyiv.
Photo: Ukraine's National Police

A combine harvester burned out in a private household due to the fall of wreckage from the downed targets.

 
Damage caused by Russian UAV wreckage in Kyiv.
Photo: Ukraine's National Police

Previously: Russian forces targeted Kyiv and Kyiv Oblast on the night of 1-2 November and the morning and afternoon of 2 November. In particular, a fire broke out in a residential building in the Sviatoshynskyi district of Kyiv due to the fall of UAV wreckage, leaving two people injured.

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