Winged rockets, "Iskanders" and dozens of wounded: what is known about the morning shelling of Ukraine (photo)

In the morning of January 23, the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation made a rocket strike in Kiev, which caused destruction. People were also injured. At 5:44 in the morning in Kiev, air alarm was announced due to the launch of winged missiles from Russian Tu-95MS bombers. Sergey Popko, the chief of the KMVA, said at 7:02 that the capital defense system of the capital was activated.

At 7:25 there was information about the missile strike in the Svyatoshinsky district, as well as about destruction in other areas. According to Mykola Povoroznyk, the deputy chairman of the KSCA, about 20 enemy missiles flew to Kiev, but they were all successfully intercepted by air defense. He noted that the fragments had fallen throughout the city.

The KDVA press service reported that it was a second missile strike in the capital since the beginning of the year, the blow was combined and conducted using different weapons. "Air alarm lasted for two and a half hours. The enemy launched the winged rockets X-101/X-555/X-55 from the Tu-95MC strategic bombers from the Saratov region. These missiles came to the capital with two waves," the statement said.

The enemy also released ballistic rockets from land base at a time when the winged missiles were in Kiev airspace. The air defense struck almost 20 air purposes, but buildings and people in Kiev were injured as a result of a combined rocket attack. Kyiv Mayor Vitaliy Klitschko reported that several buildings in different parts of the city were damaged as a result of the Russian attack, and 18 people were injured. "18 people were injured in Kiev as a result of a Russian rocket attack.

Of these, 13 were hospitalized, including three children," Vitaliy Klitschko said. As of 10:32, the number of victims increased to 20 people. Doctors have already assisted a 13-year-old boy and four adults at the scene. One woman was taken to intensive care, where she is continued to provide intense help. The city of Kharkiv also came under Russian rocket firing.

According to the head of the Kharkiv Regional Military Administration (OVA) Oleg Synogubova, residential buildings and civilian cars were injured. According to OVA, the enemy attacked a apartment building in the Kiev district of Kharkiv, which led to the destruction of the entrances of the building and falling asleep. In addition, as a result of hits in one of the houses, the gas ghost. After a while, Sinegubov reported two dead women due to the attack.

There are also 35 wounded, of which five are in a critical condition, including children aged 10 and 12 years. Igor Terekhov, mayor of Kharkiv, confirmed the complete destruction of the entrance of an apartment building. "Currently, rescuers are working on disassembling the rubble to pull out people," the city mayor said. Also in one of the parts of the Kiev district, which was most affected, there is no electricity, and water supply is partially interrupted.

Terekhov assured that the relevant services are already actively eliminating the effects of shelling. At 9:43 am, Kharkiv Mayor announced that the number of victims of morning shelling increased to 38 people. As of 10:29, Terekhov reported that 30 dwellings were injured in Kharkiv. About a thousand windows are knocked out. In 20 homes were forced to turn off the heating. The 14th disconnected electricity, in 12 gas supply. "All the relevant services work on the places of" arrivals ".

People are given all the necessary assistance, including three heating points," Terekhov said. As of 11 o'clock, 42 ​​wounded and four killed in Kharkiv was known. In the morning of January 23, the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation conducted a major rocket attack on the city of Pavlograd in Dnipropetrovsk region. At 6:39 am, a warning for citizens was placed in the Telegram-channel of the Pavlograd Executive Committee, which urges not to neglect air anxiety.

Already at 7:20 the Air Force press service of the Armed Forces of Ukraine announced that the missiles issued by the Russian military were heading towards Pavlograd. At 8:09, Serhiy Lisak, the head of the Dnipropetrovsk Ova reported that two people were killed in Pavlograd as a result of an enemy attack in Pavlograd and the victims were killed. At 8:17 he said that information about the only dead was known. At the other, other affected men provide the necessary help.

The chairman of the Dnipropetrovsk Regional Council also informed that the Russian military killed a local resident of Pavlograd, who was heading for work in the morning. According to the Air Force, rocket launches were carried out from 5 regions of Russia. In total, 41 lesions were released. The Armed Forces managed to intercept 15 winged missiles X-101/X-555/X-55, released from six strategic bombers, 5 Iskander ballistic missiles and one controlled X-59 missile.