Kyiv police tell of victim killed in overnight drone attack


On the night of 28 May, the most massive drone attack on Kyiv since Russia's full-scale invasion began.
A 41-year-old man was killed, and two other civilians were injured in a Russian drone attack on Kyiv. Details of the incident were reported by the Kyiv police.
Tonight the enemy once again attacked Kyiv. As a result of the shelling, a 41-year-old native of Chernihiv region was killed, another woman and a man were wounded, they were hospitalized," the report said.
Also, residential and non-residential buildings, as well as more than six cars were damaged as a result of falling debris from downed drones.
According to the National Police, investigative teams are now working on the ground in several districts of the capital.



We would like to point out that a total of 52 Shakeda drones were shot down by the Ukrainian military this night in the country's airspace during a massive enemy drone attack. A total of 54 strike UAVs were launched by the Russians.
This time, the Russian invaders targeted military facilities and critical infrastructure in Ukraine's central regions, particularly in Kyiv Region.
As the Kyiv city military administration informed, the air defence forces managed to destroy all the enemy drones - more than 40 - and not a single one hit the target in the city.
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