Russian attack damages one of the buildings of the Polish Embassy in Kyiv

The building of the consular section of the Polish Embassy in Kyiv was damaged in a massive Russian attack on September 28. This was confirmed by the spokesman for the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Paweł Wroński, reports Polish Press Agency.

"A rocket fragment damaged the roof, the same roof that was repaired after a previous attack of this type. The damage is minor, but we are still assessing it," the official said.

He noted that no one was injured in the building as a result of the attack, and the embassy's work was not suspended.

Last time, the consular section of the Polish diplomatic mission was damaged during the massive Russian attack on July 4. There were no casualties then either.

Later, during the August 28 attack by the occupiers, in Kyiv was damaged the building of the British Council organization and the European Union office.

• On the night of September 28, Russians launched nearly six hundred UAVs and more than 40 missiles at Ukraine – the massive attack lasted more than 12 hours.
• In Kyiv, four people were killed, including a 12-year-old girl. The Institute of Cardiology suffered from the attack, which killed a nurse and a patient. The medical institution continued to work. There are more than 70 wounded across Ukraine, 13 of them in the capital.
• As a result of Russian strikes – more than 100 civilian objects were damaged. Over 1,500 rescuers and police officers were involved in the response in 11 regions.
• In the Odesa region, the following were destroyed winery facilities. According to Ekonomichna Pravda, this is the Aznauri brand.