In Kyiv, "Shaheds" were shot down in the morning: there is damage from falling debris

In Kyiv, "Shaheds" were shot down in the morning: there is damage from falling debris

On Sunday morning, November 3, explosions were once again heard in the Kyiv region amid a Russian drone attack. Enemy objects were being destroyed in the suburbs and surrounding areas of the capital, and debris and blast waves damaged roads, a lighting pole, and windows in several buildings.

This was reported by the Kyiv Regional and City Military Administrations. Several drones were destroyed in the region overnight, and debris caused fires.

"The enemy UAV attack continues. Air defense forces are working on targets. Stay in shelters until the air raid alarm is over. Take care of your safety," noted the RMA after 05:30.

The same warning was issued to the capital’s residents by the head of the KCMA, Serhiy Popko. Later, he noted that the consequences of the Russian drone attacks in Kyiv led to debris falling in the Shevchenkivskyi district.

"Preliminarily, there is information about a fire. Details about the extent of the fire, destruction, or casualties are being clarified," the message reads.

The mayor of the city, Vitali Klitschko, stated that no fires were detected in the Shevchenkivskyi district where emergency services were called, and no casualties were reported.

According to new data, enemy UAV debris damaged road surfaces, a lighting pole, and electric cables. Also, the blast wave damaged window glazing in a dormitory on the first and second floors and in an office building from the first to the ninth floors.

"There are no fires or casualties," stated the KCMA at the moment the alert was called off for Kyiv at 06:37.

Serhiy Popko noted that during this attack, the enemy launched drones mainly from the northeast direction, approaching Kyiv from various courses and again at very low altitudes. Throughout the night, the air raid alarm in the city was declared twice, lasting a total of five and a half hours.

"The defense forces neutralized all drones that threatened the capital. As a result of repelling the attack, debris fall was recorded in the Shevchenkivskyi (road surface, lighting pole, and electrical networks were damaged) and Holosiivskyi (at least five structures had window glazing and entrances damaged by the blast wave) districts of the city. No fires or casualties," summed up the head of the KCMA.