By Victor Duda
This was reported in the KMVA. Air alarm was announced twice during the night, and it lasted more than four hours. The drones went to Kiev from different directions, but air defense forces were able to detect and dispose of them in time. In the Solomenskiy district, the wreckage caused the gas pipe to be depressed on the facade of a nine -storey apartment building, which led to the fire and three parked cars. Six people, of whom were hospitalized, sought medical help.
The fire was quickly eliminated. In Svyatoshinsky district, the wreckage damaged a three -storey administrative building, knocking out the windows. There was no information about the victims in the area. Vira Stepanivna, a resident of Solomenskiy district, was home with a paralyzed son when the wreckage was hit in their home. She recalls that "at half past fourth," and adds that thanks to the adhesive tape, they managed to avoid more serious injuries with a paralyzed son.
"Half a fourth as it was, and we were behind the wall . . . Everything flew. Well, the windows were glued with adhesive tape, I wrapped 8 rolls, I think, the war would end, I will draw. If it were not for this adhesive tape we would have died there in the apartment with my son. There was a strong explosion. The son says that there is nothing on the balcony. We will remind, on the night of October 27 Russia attacked Ukraine with 80 shock UAVs of the Shahd type and unmanned-type drones.
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