The consequences of the missile attack on a residential area in Kyiv have seriously shocked local residents and forced rescue workers to operate around the clock in the most difficult conditions
As a result of the strike on a nine-story residential complex, entire floors were destroyed, and unexpected stories of survival and loss are emerging from the rubble. According to official information from the State Emergency Service of Ukraine (SES), by the morning update, at least one resident had been rescued, but at least five more people remain missing and are out of contact with their families and rescuers. According to representatives of the SES in their Telegram messages, rescue operations at the affected building are ongoing without pause. They are removing debris and searching for possible survivors among the ruins, striving to save every individual still trapped beneath the wreckage. The sources indicate that one more person has been freed from the destroyed building, which was the target of an enemy Russian missile. However, the situation remains tense as a new day begins, and it is unclear how many residents might still be underneath the rubble. Local authorities and rescuers emphasize that the debris removal will continue until complete, to ensure the safety of all residents and to clarify the fate of those still missing. They note that the priority is not only to find survivors but also to provide necessary medical and psychological support to those affected. Yesterday morning marked the most tragic moment — according to official data, at least 14 residents of Kyiv died as a result of the attack, and over 60 people were injured of varying severity. These events once again remind us of the high price of peace and security, which is paid daily by the Ukrainian city. Despite the shock and grief, the local community remains united, awaiting the results of search and rescue efforts and hoping to restore life as quickly as possible in the damaged buildings. Authorities call on residents to stay calm and trust official information sources, as each minute could be decisive for saving lives or, unfortunately, determining the tragic fate of those who remain beneath the debris.