In Kyiv, a police corporal was killed as a result of an attack by the Russian Federation.

On the night of July 10, the capital again became a target for Russia's massive shelling, resulting in the death of residents in the city. In the Podilskyi district of Kyiv, two women were killed — a 68-year-old local and a 22-year-old police corporal who served in the metro police.

This was reported by the Minister of Internal Affairs of Ukraine, Ihor Klymenko.

The number of injured in Kyiv is increasing

The shelling struck residential, medical, educational, transport, and trade infrastructure in eight districts of the capital. The Ministry of Internal Affairs noted that the number of injured may still rise.

'More than a dozen people are injured. And, unfortunately, the number of casualties will increase. People continue to seek medical assistance. A door-to-door check of affected houses is ongoing — the police are checking if anyone has been left without help', Klymenko reported.

In the affected houses, the police are conducting door-to-door checks, verifying that no one has been left without assistance. Operational headquarters were immediately deployed at the strike sites. About 400 rescuers and 90 units of firefighting, engineering, and robotic equipment are involved in the aftermath response. Pyrotechnics, climbers, and other specialized units are working.

The police are ensuring perimeter security, documenting the consequences of the shelling as a war crime, and assisting in evacuating residents.

Injured residents have the right to receive assistance

According to the press service of the Kyiv City State Administration, assistance hubs have been opened for residents of the Shevchenkivskyi and Podilskyi districts who were affected by the attack:

Shevchenkivskyi district:

• school No. 101, Kopernyka St., 8. Contact person: Iryna Pishchanska (067 687 26 00)
• specialized school No. 61, Yuria Illienka St., 39. Contact person: Tetiana Chechel (096 562 02 87)

Podilskyi district:

• Electriкiv St., 28-H (dormitory hall)

In these points, the affected can:

• apply for a one-Time material assistance of 10,000 UAH under the 'Care. Towards Kyivans' program;
• receive compensation of up to 40,000 UAH for temporary housing rent;
• arrange a monthly assistance of 20,000 UAH until the housing is restored (maximum for a year);
• get consultation on participation in the eRecovery program;
• learn the current information about the status of restoration work.

Let us remind you that in Kyiv, the schedule and routes of public transport have been temporarily changed.

According to the latest data, at least 16 individuals have been injured in the capital.

During the massive shelling by Russia on the night of July 10, two women were killed in Kyiv, and more than a dozen individuals were injured. The number of casualties may increase, but all affected residents of the city have the right to receive assistance and support. Assistance hubs are already operating in the city, where compensation, consultations, and other support can be obtained. Currently, rescue and recovery works continue to provide help to those affected by the shelling.