Russians attack hospital in Kyiv, leaving one injured and sparking fire – photos, video

Ivan Diakonov — 13 November, 07:12
Russians attack hospital in Kyiv, leaving one injured and sparking fire – photos, video
Rescue workers working. Photo: State Emergency Service of Ukraine

A fire has broken out at a medical facility in Kyiv's Shevchenkivskyi district following a Russian attack on the night of 12-13 November. One person has been injured, rescue workers have rescued seven people and another 30 patients and staff members have been evacuated to safety.

Source: State Emergency Service of Ukraine in Kyiv

Quote: "Russia once again attacked the capital on the night of 12-13 November. A fire has broken out on the first three floors of a six-storey medical facility in the Shevchenkivskyi district as a result of the enemy attack, with partial destruction on the first floor."

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Rescue workers working
Rescue workers working
Photo: State Emergency Service of Ukraine
Firefighters working
Firefighters working
Photo: State Emergency Service of Ukraine

Details: The State Emergency Service said that medical facility staff had evacuated 30 people to safety overnight, while rescue workers rescued another seven. Early reports indicate that one injured person has sought treatment from an ambulance crew.

Photo: State Emergency Service of Ukraine
Photo: State Emergency Service of Ukraine

Background:

  • On the night of 11-12 November, a Russian attack drone struck a nine-storey residential building in Kyiv's Solomianskyi district. A woman was killed and seven other residents were injured.
  • On the afternoon of 12 November, debris from a downed Russian drone fell onto a road in the city's Shevchenkivskyi district. A bus and a car were damaged, and one man was injured.
  • On the night of 12-13 November, an air-raid warning was issued in the capital due to the threat of Russian drones. Shortly afterwards, city authorities reported falling debris and a fire at a medical facility.

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