Massive missile strike on Ukraine: what we know so far.

In the Boryspil district of Kyiv region, Russian drones have damaged a kindergarten, two school buildings, a playground, and a private house.

This was reported on Telegram by the acting head of the regional military administration, Mykola Kalashnyk.

According to him, there were no hits on critical or residential infrastructure due to the actions of air defense forces.

“As a result of the enemy attack in the Boryspil district, the shockwave damaged a kindergarten and two school buildings – an operational one and a newly constructed one. The glass, windows, and doors in the buildings were shattered. The playground was also damaged. A private house was affected as well,” Kalashnyk wrote.

He noted that utility services are addressing the aftermath of the nighttime enemy attack. Educational institutions are expected to resume in-person operations next week.

In Poltava region, a part of the Myrhorod district was left without gas supply due to a rocket strike, the regional military administration reported.

Fuel is not being delivered to nine settlements.

No hits on civilian infrastructure have been recorded, the OVA stated.

The Pology district of Zaporizhia region also came under Russian shelling, reported the head of the regional military administration, Ivan Fedorov.

Occupants struck the village of Omelnyk with guided aerial bombs. The shockwave and debris partially destroyed and damaged private houses and agricultural structures.

Three people were injured in the shelling.

“A woman and two men were wounded. They have been provided with all necessary assistance,” Fedorov noted.

Background. Earlier, Mind reported that due to a massive shelling by Russian occupants, electricity is being urgently turned off in Ukraine.