Rocket attack on Kyiv: Klitschko tells about the condition of the damaged house in Obolon

Experts have inspected a building in Kyiv's Obolon district that was hit by missile fragments on June 30 and, according to preliminary information, found that the supporting structures were not damaged. For its part, the city will help to carry out restoration work.

Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko announced this on his Telegram channel. The terrorist country of Russia attacked the city with Iskander-K missiles.

"Residents of 30 of the 84 apartments in the Obolon building, which was hit by missile fragments yesterday, reported various degrees of damage to their homes. One of these apartments was burned out, and another was partially damaged. The residents did not apply for assistance with resettlement," said Klitschko.

According to the mayor, according to the preliminary inspection, which has already been carried out by specialists, it was found that the building's load-bearing structures were not damaged. Today the building has a water and electricity supply.

"The city will help restore the damaged apartments. We will also repair broken windows and other damage where necessary. In particular, under the program eRestoration," said Klitschko.

As a reminder, on Sunday, June 30, the aggressor country attacked Kyiv with missiles. It is noted that the air defense system was triggered, and the debris fell on a residential building. Later it became known that during the shelling of Kyiv on Sunday, June 30, the terrorist country of the Russian Federation used Iskander-K cruise missiles. Both targets were destroyed by the Ukrainian air defense forces, but the falling debris damaged the infrastructure.

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