The threat of secondary explosions continues in Vyshneve following the Russian attack: 15 people injured
6 July 07:55
Following Russia’s massive combined attack on the Kyiv region, residents of the Vyshneva community were urged not to leave their shelters or go outside. This was due to the risk of unexploded ordnance detonating again at the sites of the strikes.
This was reported bythe Vyshneve TerritorialCommunity and the Kyiv Regional State Administration, according to "Komersant Ukrainian"
Which streets in Vyshneve are in the high-risk zone
The city council urged community residents and business employees to temporarily refrain from going to work and from staying outdoors.
The warning applies to the following streets:
- Kyivska;
- Svyatoshynska;
- Parkova;
- Lesya Ukrainka;
- European Street;
- Balukova;
- Zaliznychna;
- Pivdenna.
Authorities emphasized that residents must remain in shelters until further notice that the danger has passed.
They did not specify the exact nature of the danger.
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Why the Situation in Vyshneve Remains Dangerous
According to the Kyiv Regional State Administration, the most critical situation following the nighttime attack is in Vyshneve, Bucha District.
The main threat stems from the possibility of secondary detonations of explosive devices left behind after the Russian strike.
The police have completely cordoned off the dangerous area, and the following are working on site:
- bomb disposal experts;
- rescue workers;
- law enforcement officers;
- emergency services.
If necessary, residents of nearby buildings will be evacuated.
If suspicious objects are found, citizens are urged not to approach them and to immediately report the discovery by calling 101 or 102.
How many people were injured
According to the latest data, 15 people were injured as a result of the Russian attack on the Kyiv region.
Of these:
- 11 have been hospitalized;
- a 9-month-old girl is among the injured.
Authorities warn that the number of casualties may rise once emergency rescue operations are completed and the sites of the strikes are surveyed.
Russia carried out a combined attack on Ukraine
On the night of July 5–6, Russian forces carried out another massive combined attack on Ukraine, using strike drones, ballistic missiles, and cruise missiles.
Kyiv and the Kyiv region were among the main targets of the attack. The shelling damaged residential buildings, caused fires, and resulted in deaths and injuries.
Emergency services continue to deal with the aftermath of the attack, and residents are urged not to ignore air raid sirens and to follow the recommendations of emergency services.
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