Two Russian attacks in one day: six private homes damaged in Poltava

On September 28, Russian forces attacked the territory of the Poltava community twice. Six private homes were damaged as a result of the strikes; there were no casualties.

Specialists inspected both sites and documented damage to residential houses and outbuildings. Five private homes were damaged at the first location, and one at the second.

In total, the attacks resulted in damage to 15 windows, 3 roofs, and 2 doors.

Fourteen specialists and one piece of equipment were deployed to the sites. Relevant services inspected the areas, documented the damaged property, and gathered the information needed to organize assistance for the affected residents.

The Housing and Communal Services Department, the Social Protection Department, the Civil Protection and Defense Department, and the heads of the respective administrative districts participated in addressing the aftermath of the attacks.

Specialists are currently continuing to work with residents and process information regarding the damaged property.