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According to available information, as a result of the attack, non-residential premises at several addresses were damaged, windows in residential buildings were broken, and a primary school building was damaged, but without further fire. In an open area, cars caught fire due to falling UAV debris. Emergency services continue to work on the scene.
At least one injured person is known to have been hospitalized, and their condition is being determined.
The aftermath of enemy shelling on the night of January 20, Kyiv. Photo: National Police
The attack caused serious disruptions to the city's infrastructure. Electricity and water supply were cut off on the left bank of the capital, and social facilities switched to autonomous power sources. 5,635 multi-storey buildings were also left without heat, most of which were only recently connected after previous damage to critical infrastructure.
The aftermath of enemy shelling on the night of January 20, Kyiv. Photo: National Police
Due to the difficult energy situation, the capital the subway is working with changes. On the red line, trains run between the Akademmistechko and Arsenalna stations with an interval of about 4,5–5 minutes. After the end of the air alert, two trains will run between the Left and Right Banks between the Left and Right Banks with an interval of approximately 20–25 minutes, without stops at the Hydropark and Dnipro stations.
The aftermath of enemy shelling on the night of January 20, Kyiv. Photo: National Police
On the green line during the air alert, trains run between “Syrts” and “Vydubychi” with an interval of 7 minutes, as well as between “Osokorki” and “Chervony Khutor” with an interval of 10 minutes. The blue line operates in the usual mode. Information about changes in traffic is announced at stations and published on the official resources of the Kyiv City State Administration and the metro.
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