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In Kropyvnytskyi, a high-rise building and a business were damaged in an attack; one person was injured

In Kropyvnytskyi, a high-rise building and a business were damaged in an attack; one person was injured

In Kropyvnytskyi, a high-rise building and a business were damaged in an attack; one person was injured
Aftermath of the Russian attack in Kropyvnytskyi Kirovohrad Regional State Administration

A residential building was damaged in Kropyvnytskyi as a result of a Russian attack. There is also damage on the grounds of one of the businesses. One person was injured.

This was reported by Andriy Raikovych, head of the Kirovohrad Regional State Administration.

UPDATE 1:00

According to Andriy Raikovych, the enemy launched attacks on Kropyvnytskyi using rocket-powered drones.

As a result of the attack, the roof of one of the businesses was damaged. A fire broke out there.

The attack damaged the roof of one of the businesses. A fire broke out there.

Another fire broke out in an open area. Rescue workers have already extinguished all the fires.

A special commission is scheduled to assess the damage this morning. Municipal services will then begin cleaning up the aftermath of the attack.

Earlier reports indicated that one person was injured when a drone struck a high-rise residential building. The person was hospitalized.

As a reminder, on September 3 in Kherson, the enemy attacked civilians with drones. A woman was wounded in the Korabelny District, and two others were injured in the city center.

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