August 1 is declared a Day of Mourning for the victims of the Russian attack in Kyiv
Strikes in Kyiv kill 11 people, search and rescue operation continues
Friday, August 1, has been declared a day of mourning in Kyiv for the victims of the massive Russian attack. This was reported by and by Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko.
According to him, flags on all municipal buildings in the city will be at half-mast on this day. It is also recommended to lower flags on public and private buildings.
In addition, on August 1, any entertainment events are prohibited in the capital.
As of 17:00 on July 31, 11 people were killed in the Russian attack. Dozens more Kyiv residents were injured.
Local authorities report 135 injured, while the State Emergency Service of Ukraine reports 93.
- On the night of July 31, Russians struck Kyiv with drones and missiles. Search operations at the sites of the strikes continue.
- The Russian attack damaged railway infrastructure in one of Kyiv's districts, the Kyiv Islamic Cultural Center at one of the central mosques, and the territory and production facilities of the Dovzhenko National Film Studio.
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