Russian drone hits homes in Ukraine's Poltava region, one person injured
Russian drone attacks on the evening of 1 November damaged residential buildings in Ukraine's Poltava region. One person was injured.
Russian drone attacks on the evening of 1 November damaged residential buildings in Ukraine's central Poltava region, and one person suffered injuries. The information came from Vitaliy Diakivnych, head of the Poltava regional military administration.
Gradyzk community
In the Gradyzk community of the Kremenchuk district, an enemy drone fell on the grounds of a private home. Four neighbouring houses and several vehicles were damaged. According to Diakivnych, one person was injured and received assistance at the scene.
Other communities
In the Lokhvytsia community, drone debris also damaged a residential house. Preliminary information indicates there were no casualties.
On the same day, 1 November, debris from a drone also damaged a residential building in the Reshetylivka community of the Poltava region during the Russian attack. A child born in 2012 was injured there.
The illustrative photo accompanying the original report shows the aftermath of a different Russian attack on the region, which took place on 30 October. It was published by the State Emergency Service in the Poltava region.
The source does not say how many drones were used in total in the attack, and it gives no further details on the condition of the injured.
