Shelling of Poltava on November 11: three injured remain hospitalized

Three people wounded during the Russian attack on Poltava on November 11 are in serious but stable condition. All the victims have undergone surgery and are currently receiving treatment at two of the city’s medical facilities.

In total, five people sought medical assistance following the attack. Two received outpatient care and were subsequently discharged home. Three others remain hospitalized: one at the regional hospital and two at the First City Hospital. Forty-seven personnel and 60 units of equipment have been deployed to address the aftermath of the shelling and assist residents whose property was damaged. Humanitarian missions are operating at the sites. Additionally, specialists are inspecting damaged residential infrastructure and documenting the extent of the damage at three separate locations.

Furthermore, it was reported during an executive committee meeting that windows in two educational institutions were damaged as a result of the recent shelling of Poltava. At one facility, the blast wave shattered 10 windows, while at the other, 21 were destroyed. One of the institutions has temporarily switched to remote learning. Plans are in place to replace all the damaged windows within a week.

The Russian army attacked Poltava on the morning of November 11. A strike was recorded on the premises of a private enterprise, sparking a fire. At another location, a Russian drone crashed, damaging residential homes, outbuildings, two garages, and two vehicles. In total, five people sustained injuries.