A 65-year-old man was injured in another enemy attack in the Brovary district of the Kyiv region. He received shrapnel wounds and was hospitalized.
According to the Kyiv Oblast Police, civilian infrastructure was damaged as a result of the Russian strikes. In particular, damage was recorded to two warehouses, two private houses, and a gazebo.
Law enforcement officers continue to document the consequences of the attack and collect evidence of war crimes.
Investigative and operational groups, patrol police response groups, explosives disposal units of the Kyiv region police, and rescuers are involved in eliminating the consequences and documenting the damage.
Specialists are examining the scene of the incident, recording damage to civilian objects, and collecting the necessary materials for further investigation.
“The Kyiv region police continue to document the consequences of enemy strikes and collect evidence of war crimes. We urge citizens not to ignore air raid sirens and to take shelter in times of danger,” the law enforcement officers emphasized.
According to all facts related to the attack, investigators of the Kyiv region police will enter information into the Unified Register of Pre-Trial Investigations under Article 438 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine — “War Crimes”.
The police urge residents of the region to immediately go to shelters during an air raid and not to remain near windows or in open areas.
Source: Kyiv region police.