In Kiev, the number of victims rose to 11 people, including a pregnant woman. One injured person in Nikolaev died in intensive care, and in the Lviv region, they are trying to extinguish the fire that hit an infrastructure facility.
On the morning of February 7, Russian invaders launched missiles at cities and regions of Ukraine. Hits were recorded in the areas and there were casualties among the civilian population. Focus All information about the morning bombardment was collected in one material.
Shelling of Ukraine on February 7 – consequences in Kiev
Three victims were hospitalized in the Goloseevsky district. A fire broke out on several floors of an 18-storey building. The fire also engulfed vehicles and service station buildings.
According to Kiev mayor Vitaliy Klitschko, three people were injured in the Dnieper region. Two of them were hospitalized. There are known to be six victims in total, five of whom are in hospital.
Later, the mayor reported that the number of victims increased to 9 people. Three more people, including a pregnant woman, were hospitalized in a high-rise building in the Goloseevsky district. The Ministry of Internal Affairs warned that there were probably dead people under the rubble. As of 09.43, the number of injured people increased again to 11 people.
Rocket debris damaged two high voltage lines in the city. For this reason, some Kiev residents living on the left bank were left without electricity. The heating main line on the left bank of the capital was also damaged.
Kyiv police released photos from the scene.
Shelling of Ukraine on February 7 – consequences in Kharkov
According to the OVA, Kharkov was fired upon with S-300 missiles. A hit was recorded in the Slobodsky district, non-residential infrastructure was damaged.
There is one injured person in the city. The 52-year-old woman suffered minor injuries and was not taken to hospital. Later, the Ministry of Internal Affairs reported that two people were injured as a result of shelling in Kharkov.
Bombing of Ukraine on February 7 – consequences in Nikolaev
Residential buildings were damaged as a result of the attack in Nikolaev, Mayor Alexander Senkevich reported. About 20 of them were left roofless.
The mayor said there were injuries and that utility workers were repairing damage to gas and water networks.
One of the victims died. The man was hospitalized for a violent mine explosion and traumatic brain injury; He died in intensive care.
Sienkiewicz published the first photo of the results of the enemy attack. State Emergency Service also shared images from the scene.
Bombing of Ukraine on February 7 – consequences in the Cherkasy region
According to the OVA, a UAV crashed into an abandoned building in the Cherkasy region. There was no loss of life or infrastructure damage.
Shelling of Ukraine on February 7 – consequences in the Lviv region
In the city of Drohobych, an industrial facility was hit, a building was partially destroyed and a fire broke out on an area of 300 m². The OVA stated that there is no information yet about casualties.
Shelling of Ukraine on February 7 – power outages
The press service of the Ministry of Energy of Ukraine reported partial outages in three cities (Kiev, Kharkov and Nikolaev).
In Kiev, power lines were shut down and substations were de-energized. A total of 19.4 thousand consumers were left without electricity in the Dnieper and Desnyansky districts of the capital. The partial power outage did not upset health institutions either. Power is expected to be restored within three hours.
Power grids in Kharkov were damaged. Approximately a thousand consumers were left without electricity, electricity is planned to be restored within the day.
There are 220 households and 6 legal consumers without electricity in Nikolaev, and electricity must be returned to them by the end of the day.
Let us remind you that before the missile launch, the Russian Armed Forces attacked Ukraine with “Martyrs”. The first group of UAVs was reported to the Air Force at 22.42 on February 6.
Ukrenergo reported that some residents in the Dnieper region of Kiev were left without electricity. Energy workers promised to return electricity “as soon as possible.”
Source: Focus
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