Nighttime ballistic strike on Kyiv: A missile hits the grounds of a children's hospital and a fire breaks out at a warehouse

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On the night of August 10–11, Russian forces launched a ballistic missile strike on the capital. In Kyiv’s Shevchenkivskyi district, damage to civilian infrastructure and fires in warehouse facilities were reported.
This was reported by the State Emergency Service.
The rocket struck the grounds of a children’s medical facility. Two craters were formed at the site, and the blast wave damaged the building’s windows and a gas pipe. Gas service specialists quickly contained the gas leak.
Fortunately, the children and medical staff were in a shelter, so no one was injured.
At another location, the strike caused destruction and a large-scale fire in a warehouse. State Emergency Service units extinguished the fire, which covered an area of 1,200 square meters.
One person was injured as a result of the attack on the warehouse—they were promptly handed over to a medical team.
Emergency and utility services continue to work at the scene, addressing the aftermath of the strike.
We also remind you that in Zaporizhzhia, six people were killed and another 52 were injured as a result of a massive missile and drone strike.
In addition, Russian attacks on Kherson have caused disruptions to the city’s electricity and water supplies. In Kharkiv, buildings, a car, power lines, and a warehouse were damaged.
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Artem Shendetskyi news feed editor
All materialsHe studied at the Faculty of Physics and Technology at Dnipro National University and at the Faculty of Computer Science at Melitopol State Pedagogical University. He has been working in journalism since 2019. He has worked for the media outlets “Cursor” and Traders Union.




