Kyiv attacked with missiles and drones for the first time in 73 days. One wounded in Kyiv Oblast

The aerial attack on the capital lasted more than two hours. It began with drones approaching from the east. At the same time, cruise missiles were already flying in the direction of Kyiv Oblast.

As they approached Kyiv, the Russians also hit the city with ballistic missiles and then again attacked with drones. Local Telegram channels published videos of Russian drones flying over the city.

Air-based cruise missiles, KN-23/KN-24/Iskander-M ballistic missiles, Shahed/Geran/Gerbera/Parody drones were probably used for the strike. Air defenses destroyed several cruise and ballistic missiles, as well as up to ten drones.

There was no information about the destruction and casualties in Kyiv. However, a 48-year-old man was injured in the region as a result of falling fragments of downed Russian targets.

He suffered burns, but refused to be hospitalized, the Kyiv Oblast Military Administration said. A warehouse also caught fire at the place where the debris fell, but the fire has already been extinguished.

Against the background of the Russian attack, Ukrenergo announced the introduction of temporary restrictions for business and industrial consumers, which will last until the evening.

The reason was called "a short-term decrease in the capacity of dispatchable generation and a significant decrease in the volume of electricity imports." There will be no restrictions for household consumers.