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Five people, incl two children, injured in Kyiv region following enemy attacks last night – Regional Military Administration

Five civilians were injured in Kyiv region due to enemy shelling last night, including two children; a total of 23 properties across six districts sustained damage, reported Tymur Tkachenko, head of the Regional Military Administration.

Five people, incl two children, injured in Kyiv region following enemy attacks last night – Regional Military Administration

Five individuals, comprising two children, sustained injuries in enemy shelling in the Kyiv region last night, according to Tymur Tkachenko, head of the Regional Military Administration. The attack resulted in damage to 23 properties across six districts. Tkachenko detailed the aftermath of the attack on his Telegram channel on Saturday.

In Boryspil district, two individuals were injured: one with multiple leg shrapnel wounds and the other with a torso shrapnel wound. Both were hospitalized. Three people, including two children, were injured in Obukhiv district, diagnosed with an acute stress reaction and lacerations to their feet, currently receiving medical care. A private house in the aforementioned district caught fire after a UAV was shot down, but the fire has since been extinguished.

The damage was not limited to Boryspil district. Fastiv district saw seven private homes, a production and warehouse building, and three vehicles affected. Vyshhorod district experienced an educational institution's damage. Brovary district had three private homes and two vehicles damaged, while Bucha district had a private home affected. The Brovary district also had a warehouse and two private homes damaged.

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