Key points
- In Kyiv, July 7 was declared a day of mourning for the victims of the enemy’s most massive attack on the capital – the attack occurred on the night of July 6.
- As a result of the strike, 13 people were killed, 56 others were injured, including seven children.
- On all municipal buildings in the city on July 7, flags will be lowered.
- Owners of buildings of state and private ownership were recommended to do the same.
- On the same day, any entertainment events are prohibited in Kyiv.
- In the Podilskyi and Darnytskyi districts of the capital, a search and rescue operation is ongoing – rescuers are searching for people under the rubble.
In Kyiv, on July 7, it was announced a day of mourning for the victims of the enemy’s most massive attack on the capital.
The attack occurred on the night of July 6. As a result of the strike, 13 people were killed, 56 others were injured, including seven children.
On the day of mourning, flags will be lowered on all municipal buildings in the city. Owners of buildings of state and private ownership were also recommended to lower the state flags in memory of the dead.
On July 7, any entertainment events are prohibited in Kyiv.
In the Podilskyi and Darnytskyi districts of the capital, a search and rescue operation is ongoing. Rescuers continue to search for people under the rubble of damaged houses.
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