Dnipro: Five apartment buildings in the Шевchenkovsky district were damaged after a drone attack.
In Dnipro, the aftermath of the Russian drone attack on the night of October 11 is being addressed. In the Шевchenkovsky district, an explosion wave damaged five apartment buildings: windows were broken, and partitions in common areas were damaged. A command center has been established to assist those affected, and applications for compensation under the "Rebuild" program will be accepted after a case has been registered with the police.
In Dnipro, the efforts to address the aftermath of the Russian drone attack on residential buildings that occurred on the night of October 11 are ongoing. Municipal workers, law enforcement officials, and representatives from humanitarian organizations are working on-site.
According to Pavlo Mudrak, Deputy Head of the Administration of the Шевченківський district of the Dnipro city council, one of the impact sites occurred near a residential building. As a result of the explosion, five apartment buildings were damaged, with windows broken. In buildings near the epicenter of the explosion, partitions in common areas were also damaged. Experts need to conduct a detailed inspection of the buildings to determine the nature and extent of the damage.
The scene shows broken glass and debris, including the remains of a "Shahed" drone. Municipal services are cleaning up the area. A support center has been set up to assist those affected, and the National Police and representatives of the humanitarian mission "Proliska" are working on the site.
The administration of the Шевchenkovskyi district is informing residents about the procedures to follow after damage to their homes. Residents are required to file reports with the National Police to initiate a criminal investigation regarding the armed aggression of Russia, and after the case is registered, they will be able to apply for compensation under the state program "єВідновлення".
According to Pavlo Mudrak, a commission will begin working the day after the attack: experts will visit the site and receive calls from residents. You can contact the administration of the Шевchenkovskyi district of the Dnipro city council at: Михаила Грушевского Street, 70, or call the hotline at 0936069585.