Russian Strike on Pereyaslav: Residential Care Facility Damaged

On the night of November 10, Russian forces carried out a strike on the city of Pereyaslav in the Kyiv region. According to Timur Tkachenko, head of the regional military administration, the attack damaged a municipal property building that housed individuals in need of special social support and care. This was reported by RBC-Ukraine, citing a statement from the head of the OVA. According to available data, the building was partially destroyed.

Casualties and Evacuation

As a result of the strike, according to the regional administration, two people sustained injuries and were taken to a medical facility. All individuals who were in the facility at the time of the incident were evacuated. The OVA emphasized that relevant services are working at the site, and measures to accommodate and support the victims are being coordinated to ensure the safety of those evacuated.

Attack Progress: Jet-Propelled Drones Over Kyiv Region

Around midnight, the Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported the movement of jet-propelled drones toward the Kyiv region. The activity of hostile unmanned aerial vehicles, according to monitoring data, was also tracked after 1:00 AM on November 10. Thus, the strike on Pereyaslav became part of a series of nighttime attacks on aerial targets over the region.

Official Data and Monitoring

At the time of preparing this material, the State Emergency Service had not officially provided information about the attack and the elimination of its consequences. Monitoring channels tracking aerial targets published a map of Ukraine as of 1:00 AM, recording activity over the country's territory.

Context: A Series of Strikes on Kyiv Region's Energy Sector

Previously, Russian forces attacked energy facilities in the Kyiv region, resulting in three people being injured. It was also reported earlier that three jet-propelled drones were launched at the energy infrastructure of Bila Tserkva. The incident in Pereyaslav continues the series of nighttime strikes on the region, affecting critical infrastructure as well as residential and social facilities.