An enemy attack over the past day completely destroyed a private home and a truck in Bucha district. An 84-year-old local resident was injured.
This was reported by Kyiv region police on 15 October.
Three private houses, a vehicle and a warehouse were also damaged in the district. Police officers are recording the aftermath of russian aggression at the scenes and gathering evidence of war crimes.
Police urged residents not to ignore air raid alerts and to stay in shelters.
Photo: Kyiv region police
What was damaged in the district over the past day
According to the Kyiv Regional Military Administration, in total four private homes, a production and warehouse building, storage premises and two vehicles — a car and a truck — were damaged in Bucha district. One person was injured.
The agencies’ figures differ: the administration lists the truck as damaged, while police said it was completely destroyed.
During the same day the administration twice reported strikes on the district. After the morning attack on 14 October, the windows of two garden houses were damaged, and a fire broke out in an open area and was extinguished.
In the evening of the same day, the administration reported damage to a private house, a fence and a car. No one was killed.
The aftermath of attacks in Kyiv region over the past day
The administration said four people were injured and 26 sites were damaged in Kyiv region over the past day. Housing was hit hardest, with 19 private homes damaged.
In Fastiv district, nine private homes were damaged and one person was injured. In Obukhiv district, four homes and an infrastructure facility were damaged, and two people were injured. In Boryspil district, two private homes were damaged.
As a reminder, on 14 October the Kyiv Regional Military Administration reported 19 sites damaged in Bucha district over the previous day. A warehouse, a production building, shops and cars came under attack.
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