As a result of the attack in the Podil district, fires broke out in three apartment buildings, and cars caught fire in several courtyards. The shockwave damaged windows in residential buildings, a school, and a kindergarten, as well as a business center. Fragments fell near a synagogue, after which the Chief Rabbi of Ukraine, Moshe Asman, posted a video demonstrating the aftermath of the strike on his Facebook page.
Additionally, in the Obolon district, the glazing of one of the residential buildings was damaged. According to the State Emergency Service of Ukraine (SES), in the Desnyansky district, a drone hit the 21st floor of a 24-story residential building, but no explosion occurred.
Recall that the day before, on the night of October 22, the Russian armed forces launched a massive strike on 10 regions of Ukraine. In Kyiv, as a result of that attack, two people were killed, and the total number of injured rose to 29, including five children, as reported by the head of the city administration, Timur Tkachenko.
