Three missile strikes on Kyiv overnight: residential buildings and kindergarten damaged, injuries reported

Consequences of missile strikes in the Solomianskyi district

Overnight on 7 November, Russian armed forces carried out a series of attacks on Kyiv. The aftermath of the strikes was recorded at several addresses in the capital's Solomianskyi district. Three people were injured in the attack, including a child.

Damage was documented at the following addresses:

• In one of the five-storey residential buildings, the facade on the first floor was partially destroyed. There was no fire or casualties at this location.
• In three other apartment buildings, windows were blown out by the shockwave.
• On the premises of a preschool educational institution, a two-storey structure was destroyed.
• At another location, a fire engulfed a truck and a non-residential building. The fire was extinguished.

The total number of injured is three. One resident was injured near a building where windows were blown out. Two other people, including a child, sustained injuries at different addresses.

Timeline of enemy strikes

This night for Kyiv was characterised by a three-wave attack. The first strike with ballistic weapons was recorded in the evening of 6 November.

The second wave of destruction occurred around 01:00. As Vitali Klitschko reported, the enemy shelled infrastructure facilities in the suburbs of the capital.

The third series of explosions sounded in the city around 03:00. In addition, an enemy drone destroyed a private residential house in Bohdanivka in the Kyiv region. Rescuers pulled a man from under the rubble.