In Kyiv region, air defense was active overnight, resulting in damage from falling drone debris.

In Kyiv region, air defense forces were active during the night of January 11, resulting in damage to two private houses and two outbuildings due to the debris from shot-down Russian drones.

This was reported by the Acting Head of the Kyiv Regional Military Administration, Mykola Kalashnyk, on Facebook, as conveyed by Ukrinform.

"During the night, the enemy once again attacked Kyiv region with UAVs. Air defense forces were deployed in the area. There are downed enemy targets," he noted.

According to Kalashnyk, there are no casualties among the population. No impacts on critical or residential infrastructure have been recorded.

As a result of the debris falling in one of the districts, two private houses and two outbuildings were damaged. The damage is minor, with windows broken in the buildings.

Local residents whose homes were damaged will receive the necessary assistance.

Operational groups continue to work on documenting the aftermath of the night’s Russian attack, emphasized the head of the regional administration.

As reported by Ukrinform, since the evening of January 10, Russian forces have launched strike drones from the north and south directions, and air alerts were declared in several regions.

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