Debris from a Russian drone damaged eleven private houses in Vorzel. Specialists from the Bucha city council and police have been working at the site since early morning.

The Bucha city council reported the update.

"We are documenting the consequences of the attack, helping residents and working together to restore the damaged property as quickly as possible," the council said.

Eyewitnesses and local residents described on the council’s video how the attack unfolded and what they went through.

Owners of the damaged homes have already filed applications for compensation under the state eVidnovlennia programme.

The community is also bringing in charitable foundations and civic organisations that can help people repair their housing quickly.

Earlier in the morning the mayor of Bucha, Anatolii Fedoruk, gave different figures: 13 damaged houses across the community — nine in Vorzel, two each in Blystavytsia and Babyntsi.

"Thankfully no one was hurt, and that is the most important thing," the mayor said. All the damage is being recorded, people will be helped and the houses put back in order.

"A morning is never good when your neighbour is russia," Anatolii Fedoruk wrote, thanking the air defence forces that hold the sky over the community every night.

As a reminder, the aftermath of the strike in Myla was being cleared for a fourth day.

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