Death toll in Russian strike on Vyshgorod rises to six

"Six killed, thirty injured, damaged apartment blocks, broken destinies. The town of Vyshgorod appeared 200 years earlier than Moscow and, despite everything, will flourish when it [Moscow] is no longer there because indomitable Ukrainians, who cannot be intimidated by missiles, live here," Andriy Nebytov, Chief of Kyiv Region Department of National Police, posted on Facebook.

As reported, the Russian Federation launched a massive missile attack on a number of regions of Ukraine, particularly on the energy infrastructure, on November 23.

A total of eight private houses and five apartment blocks were damaged in the Russian attack on Kyiv region on Wednesday.

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