How much does it cost to restore a house in Uman that was hit by a Russian missile

The multi-story building in Uman, which was hit by a Russian missile on April 28, is undergoing reconstruction. This was confirmed by the head of the regional military administration, Igor Taburets, in an interview with Susplilne.

Structural assessment has shown that the condition of the building allows for full restoration with the prior removal of damaged structures. The results of the assessment have been forwarded to the design organization to determine the scope of work.

Regarding the cost, it is anticipated to be in the range of 65-70 million based on preliminary estimates from the designers. The final figures will be determined after the project documentation is completed. Taburets emphasized the importance of passing the expertise process since it will determine whether the special structures of the first sector can be assembled.

To provide some context, on April 28, at around 4:30 am, multiple explosions were heard in Uman as Russian forces attacked Cherkasy region with two cruise missiles. One of these missiles struck a multi-story residential building in the city. As of the time of this report, it is known that 23 people lost their lives in this incident, including four children.