Man, 66, dies of injuries after Russian attack on Kyiv Oblast

A 66-year-old man has died after a large-scale Russian attack on Kyiv Oblast, the region surrounding Ukraine's capital. He had been seriously injured in the strike the previous evening and died in hospital in the Brovary district. Two other people were injured. Residential buildings, energy facilities and civilian infrastructure were damaged in five districts of the oblast, according to Ukraine's National Police and the Kyiv Oblast Military Administration.

Damage by district

The Brovary district was hit hardest. There, 10 houses, cars, an office building, a petrol station, a car showroom, two car service stations, businesses, and industrial and warehouse premises were damaged.

In the Boryspil district, two apartment buildings, a house and an infrastructure facility were damaged. In the Bucha district, a house and an energy infrastructure facility were hit, while another energy facility was damaged in the Obukhiv district. In the Bila Tserkva district, the blast wave damaged four houses.

Emergency services are working at the sites to deal with the aftermath and document the damage.

Earlier attacks

Russian forces had previously attacked the Brovary district with strike drones, injuring two people.