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It became known that as a result of the strike, the State Trade and Economic University was damaged.
At least six hits were recorded on the left bank of Kyiv, local media report. The strikes hit energy infrastructure, the Telegram channel 'Monitoring Kyiv' reports.
According to the channel, two launchers fired eight missiles, two of them were shot down.
Preliminary information indicates damage to the Lisova metro station and residential buildings. Emergency services are heading to the scene.
A ambulance medical team en route to a call came under fire. Preliminary reports indicate there are injuries, Vitali Klitschko said. Among the injured among the ambulance crew who arrived at the call are a paramedic and an emergency medical technician. Preliminary injuries are non-life-threatening. Medical staff continue to work. A police car was also damaged.
According to him, as a result of the enemy shelling, one medical facility in the Dniprovskiy district was damaged. The blast wave blew out windows in the intensive care unit. There are currently no injuries. In another medical facility in this district, windows in two departments were blown out as well. Patients and medical personnel were not injured.
"In the Dniprovskiy district, there were also hits on a building within non-residential development. Preliminary data suggests that near one of the nearby supermarkets there is a fatality," Klitschko wrote.
Later Klitschko announced that in the Desnianskyi district there were hits near a residential building. It is preliminarily possible that people may be trapped inside. Currently in the capital there are five injured, all hospitalized by medical staff.
The threat of a repeat strike with ballistic missiles remains during this night and the next. A-repeat launches from S-400 are not expected, but during the night there may be repeated strikes.
In October Russia repeatedly attacked Kyiv with ballistic missiles. During a strike on the night of 19 October, a ground metro station, tracks and cable networks were damaged. At that time the Chernihivska and Lisova stations temporarily stopped serving passengers. To restore traffic, metro specialists were involved.
The next missile strike in the evening of 21 October damaged residential buildings and a transport infrastructure facility; six people were injured.
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