5-storey block in Pryluky has been hit: people are trapped under rubble, four killed and 20 wounded, including children (updated). VIDEO+PHOTO
During today’s missile attack, the Russian Federation struck Pryluky in the Chernihiv region.
According to Censor.NET, the Air Force reported that missiles were heading towards the Chernihiv region.
Initial details
According to media reports, a missile destroyed a five-storey residential building in Pryluky: people are trapped under the rubble.
According to "Suspilne", rescue workers are already on the scene and are extracting people from under the rubble
No further information regarding the enemy attack is available at this time.
Updated information
According to Viacheslav Chaus, head of the Regional Military Administration, a missile strike on Pryluky has been confirmed.
"One of the strikes hit a residential high-rise building—in the morning, while people were still asleep. Preliminary reports indicate there are already fatalities and injuries. All emergency services are on the scene, and efforts to clear the rubble are underway," he said.
According to Stoianov, the chief of the Pryluky District Police Department, there are currently two confirmed fatalities and seven injured as a result of the Russian attack.
According to the State Emergency Service, a Russian attack on a high-rise building in Pryluky has reportedly left 4 people dead and 20 others injured, including three children.
Emergency responders rescued one person.
At another location, a fire broke out in a production building due to shelling by Russian forces.
Work is currently underway to address the aftermath of the attack.
What led up to this?
- As reported, the enemy is currently attacking Ukraine with missiles: there is a threat to Kremenchuk.
- The ruscists have also struck Kyiv with ballistic missiles: two people have been killed, and a warehouse and a garage co-operative have been damaged.
- A strike on a residential area in the Poltava region has been recorded: high-rise blocks have been damaged.
















