Key points
- Ukrainian Red Cross rapid response teams worked at attack sites in Kyiv and Dnipro along with rescue services.
- At least 17 people were killed in the attacks: 6 in Kyiv and 11 in Dnipro, including a rescuer from the State Emergency Service.
- 103 people were injured: 66 in the capital and 37 in Dnipro.
- In Kyiv, volunteers visited damaged houses at two locations, provided initial psychological assistance, and gave first aid to 6 affected people.
- In Dnipro, the Ukrainian Red Cross team inspected the territories, helped 2 people, and handed over one injured person to the emergency medical care team.
Ukrainian Red Cross rapid response teams worked at the sites of Russian attacks on Kyiv and Dnipro together with rescue services.
In the capital, volunteers worked at two locations: they conducted a door-to-door survey of damaged houses, provided initial psychological assistance to people in a state of acute stress reaction, and gave first aid to 6 affected people.
As a result of the attack on Kyiv, 6 people were killed, and 66 were injured.
Residential buildings and civilian infrastructure were damaged in the Podilskyi, Shevchenkivskyi, Obolonskyi, Sviatoshynskyi, Solomianskyi, Holosiivskyi, Pecherskyi, and Darnytskyi districts.
In Dnipro, the Ukrainian Red Cross team of Dnipropetrovsk region inspected the surrounding areas, provided first aid to 2 people, and handed over one injured person to the emergency medical care team. People in a state of acute stress reaction received initial psychological assistance.
As a result of the attack on Dnipro, 11 people were killed, including one rescuer, and 37 were injured.
There were partial destruction of two- and four-story residential buildings, damage to enterprises, destruction of garages, and cars.
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