“As a result of the Russian attack, 25 people were injured, including five rescuers. Unfortunately, four people died,” the statement said.
The Main Directorate of the State Emergency Service in the capital added that 32 people were rescued.
The State Emergency Service in Kyiv recalled that rescuers had been working since night in several districts of the capital.
“Psychologists from the State Emergency Service of Kyiv provided assistance to about 80 people,” the message says.
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Russian occupiers attacked critical infrastructure facilities in Kyiv at night. The mayor of the capital, Vitaliy Klitschko, called on city residents to temporarily leave due to large-scale interruptions in heat supply and light.
On the evening of January 9, Klitschko reported on Telegram that heating had been resumed in 1,083 residential buildings in Podolsky, Obolonsky and Darnitsky districts. He recalled that after the massive shelling last night, almost 6 thousand high-rise buildings were left without heat.
