The leader of the Podgorodno community talked about the consequences of the rocket attack on residential buildings

Over 380 shattered windows and a two-story building with 18 apartments in ruins – these are the consequences of a missile strike on Pidhorodne in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast. The mayor of Pidhorodne, Andriy Horb, shared this information during an interview on the "Suspilne. Sprotiv" daytime news broadcast.

According to him, the two-story building was partially destroyed as it was directly hit by the missile. The assessment is being made to decide whether it needs to be demolished or if it can still be made functional. Technical inspections are also being carried out on nearby buildings.

As for financial aid payments, it is not currently being discussed. They are waiting for the commission's findings, based on which the city council will make an appropriate decision.

At the moment, construction materials to deal with the consequences of the destruction are being provided by charitable foundations and volunteers.

Recall that on the evening of June 3, Russian forces launched an attack on the Pidhorodne community in Dnipro District. A two-story residential building was damaged, and a two-year-old child was killed. There were also reports of 22 injuries, including five children. Two two-story buildings, hit by the missile, were partially destroyed. Ten private houses, cars, a shop, gas pipelines, and other infrastructure were also damaged.

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