As a result of the massive shelling of the capital on June 2, five medical institutions in three districts of the city were damaged. This is reported reported by the press service of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine.
Consequences of hits on medical infrastructure
According to the Ministry of Health, five medical facilities were damaged and partially destroyed in Kyiv: two specialized institutions, as well as primary healthcare centers in the Podilskyi, Sviatoshynskyi, and Holosiivskyi districts.
The outpatient clinic No. 5 at 48-A Academician Zabolotnyi Street, which served 20,000 residents of the Holosiivskyi district, was most affected. The second and third floors of the building were completely destroyed. The ministry clarified that at the time of the attack, medical staff and patients were in shelters, so there were no casualties directly at these facilities.
In total, Kyiv became the main target of the Russian attack on June 2. Five people died in the capital, and over 60 were injured, including three children. Damage was recorded in 8 out of 10 city districts, and rescuers worked at 29 locations. In addition to medical facilities, residential buildings (including a nine-story building in the Podilskyi district), DTEK facilities, an academy, a car dealership, and an MFA service center were destroyed.
Scale of the massive strike on the capital
On the night of June 2, Russia carried out a combined attack, launching 729 aerial attack weapons at Ukraine: 73 missiles and 656 UAVs. Among the missiles were 41 units that flew on a ballistic trajectory (8 "Zircon" units and 33 "Iskander-M").
Air defense forces shot down or suppressed 642 targets, including 11 "Iskander-M" ballistic missiles, 26 Kh-101 cruise missiles, and 602 drones.
The following consequences were recorded in Kyiv:
- Podilskyi: partial destruction of a nine-story building, damage to a school and a warehouse.
- Holosiivskyi: destruction of a polyclinic, damage to a business center and commercial premises.
- Solomianskyi: fires in high-rise buildings and private houses.
- Shevchenkivskyi: fire in a 24-story residential building.
- Darnytskyi: fire at a gas station.
- Sviatoshynskyi: damage to the facades of residential buildings.
- Obolonskyi and Pecherskyi: falling debris on a construction site and near kindergartens.
Due to the elimination of the consequences of shelling and debris removal in several districts of Kyiv, traffic remains restricted.
