The night of February 23 was a difficult test for residents of Kyiv and Zaporizhzhia. Russian occupation troops struck both cities by means of shock UAVs such as Shahaned, causing significant destruction and damage.
In Kiev, according to the mayor Vitaliy Klitschko, the outskirts of the capital were the first to suffer. The air defense forces worked for the protection of the city, but the fragments of enemy drones still led to destruction. At half at 12 at night, the fragments of Shahaneda were discovered in the territory of the Mykola Grishko National Botanical Garden. As a result of the fall of the debris in the Holosiivskyi district, a fire in a private house arose. In addition, three private homes and several cars were damaged in Darnytskyi district. At the time of publication, there were no information about the victims. However, the air defense forces continued to work because the Shakhi still continued to fly into the city. In Zaporozhye, the situation was no less intense. After the first blow, made at about the first o'clock in the morning, a fire in the private sector occurred as a result of the attack. In several high -rise buildings windows were damaged. Subsequently, it became known that a 53-year-old woman was injured and doctors are currently the necessary help.
At the time of publishing material in Kiev, Zaporozhye and several other regions, air alarm continued.
