Kateryna Pop, Spokesperson for the Kyiv City Military Administration (KCMA), said this during a television broadcast, according to Ukrinform. “The number of injured has now risen to nine... More than half of those injured are currently receiving treatment at medical facilities in the capital. Two were in serious condition, but their condition has now stabilized,” Pop said. According to her, around 90 sites in Kyiv were damaged in the attack, including about 50 vehicles. The damaged facilities include educational and medical institutions. She noted that no damage to critical infrastructure was recorded in the capital as a result of the attack.
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