Russian troops continue to attack Kyiv with drones - PHOTO
The Russian Armed Forces are continuing to attack settlements in the north of Ukraine's Kyiv region with drones.
This was reported by a staff member of Report's Eastern European bureau, who visited the sites of the attacks in the Ukrainian villages of Myla and Dmytrivka.
The number of those killed in the two villages over the past three days has approached 40. The head of the Dmytrivka village community, Taras Didych, also died as a result of the attacks.
The head of the Kyiv region, Tymur Tkachenko, told Report that a large number of homes had been damaged: "We are now in the village of Myla, where the number of those killed stands at 38 people. There are many wounded. Many have been given assistance. We have evacuated more than 380 people from here. Many people left these places on their own. I can also say that all of them are receiving the necessary assistance. Psychologists and social services are working with them, and a special headquarters has been set up."
According to him, it is necessary to realize the scale of the damage: "More than 200 residential buildings and 14 sites have been damaged. As for the dynamics of the shelling, I can say that Russian troops are continuing to attack the Kyiv region. In recent days, the Boryspil, Brovary, and Bucha districts have come under attack. The attacks are continuing, and there is very intense dynamics."
Recall that earlier three participants in an annual marathon run in the Kharkiv region, dedicated to the memory of fallen Ukrainian servicemen, were killed as a result of an attack by the Russian Armed Forces.















