The Russian Federation struck Ternopil: authorities ask residents not to leave their homes.

Consequences of the enemy attack in Ternopil

According to the mayor, Serhiy Nadal, as a result of the enemy attack in Ternopil, industrial facilities and infrastructure were damaged. Some parts of the city are currently without electricity, which is causing problems with water supply and reducing water pressure on the upper floors of buildings.

Currently, noticeable smoke from explosions can be seen, prompting local residents to refrain from going outside unless necessary. They also advise keeping windows tightly closed to prevent harmful substances from entering buildings.

But I ask you not to leave your homes without urgent necessity for now. Limit the Time spent outside for children and the elderly throughout the day... Keep windows tightly closed

Security and assistance services are working at the scene to ensure safety and provide aid to those affected. It is also worth noting that in the capital and the Kyiv region, the consequences of enemy attacks have also been recorded, leading to destruction and damage to property and infrastructure.

Other regions in Ukraine are under fire

In addition to Ternopil, the aggressor has targeted Lutsk, Khmelnytskyi, Lviv region, and Kyiv region. In Bucha, Brovary, and Boryspil districts, local houses and outbuildings were damaged, resulting in shattered windows and damaged roofs.

In Lutsk, 'shakheds' were initially used in the attack, followed by missile strikes

Enemy attacks in Ternopil and other cities of Ukraine have had serious consequences for industrial facilities, infrastructure, and residents. Security and assistance services are actively working, providing help to the affected and ensuring the safety of the population.