The search and rescue operation in Lviv has been concluded after the Russian attack

38 people were injured.
Наслідки атаки / фото: ЛМР
Наслідки атаки / фото: ЛМР

31 July 2026, 13:39

The search and rescue operation after the missile strike on Lviv on July 30 has been concluded. This was reported by the head of the Lviv Regional Military Administration, Maksym Kozytskyi.

"I thank the rescuers, law enforcement officers, medics, utility services, volunteers, and everyone who worked at the scene of the tragedy all these hours, helped the injured, and cleared the rubble.
Light memory to the deceased.
Wishing the injured a speedy recovery", — wrote Kozytskyi.

Read also: The name of the person who died as a result of the missile strike on Lviv has become known

He also emphasized that every air alert is a real threat that should not be ignored.

We remind you that as a result of the missile attack on Lviv on July 30 injured 38 people, one man died. As of the morning of July 31, eight people are in Lviv hospitals. are eight people.

During the attack, recorded hits in residential buildings on Vyhovskoho and Patona streets.

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