Russia attacked the headquarters of the government in Kiev. “We will rebuild buildings”

For the first time, the Russian attack damaged the headquarters of the government in Kiev. The roof and the upper floors of the building came on – Julia Swyrydenko's premiere said on Sunday. Russia from Saturday to Sunday fired a record number of 805 drones and 13 rockets towards Ukraine – they passed the air forces.

“Yes, For the first time, as a result of a hostile attack, the government building, roof and upper floors were damaged. Firefighters extinguish the fire. Thank you for this job. We will rebuild buildings, but lost human lives cannot be restored. The enemy terrorizes and kills our people all over the country every day, “said Swyrydenko in the Telegram messenger.

As she noted, the world must react to these destruction with words but also in deeds. In her opinion, it is necessary to strengthen sanction pressure – primarily on Russian oil and natural gas. “You need new restrictions that will hit the Kremlin's military machine,” she called.

Earlier, the city of the city of Kiev Witalij Klitschko announced that in the Pecherska district – in which the headquarters of the government is located – a fire broke out, probably as a result of the shot down of an unmanned aircraft. Firefighters were directed to the place.

“The nine -story residential building in which floors from the fourth to eight were the most destruction.

Local authorities previously reported that there is a one -year -old child among the fatalities of night attacks, and 15 people were injured.

On the night of Saturday to Sunday, Russia used 805 Shahed shock drones and drones-drones of various types, four Iskander-M/KN-23 rockets and nine Iskander-K rockets for Ukraine. (https://tinyurl.com/4b5Dew6m)

Anti-aircraft defense shot down and neutralized 751 goals, including 747 drones and four Iskander-K missiles. Nine rockets and 56 shock drones were recorded in 37 locations, and the shards of damaged air attack agents fell in eight locations.

From Kiev Iryna Hirnyk (PAP)

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