According to the Kyiv City Military Administration, the incident took place. Mikhail Shamanov, a representative of the KGVA, noted that the elimination of the consequences of the attack continues, and information about the scale of the incident is being clarified.

In the Goloseevsky district of Kyiv, a rocket hit an 18-story residential building

He added that the missiles were launched at Kyiv from different directions. As a result of a terrorist missile attack in the Goloseevsky district of Kyiv, a missile hit an 18-story residential building, extending from the 10th to 15th floors. Emergency services are already working at the scene, evacuating residents.

An operational headquarters group was organized in the building of one of the schools in the Goloseevsky district of Kyiv to provide assistance to the victims. After all consequences have been eliminated, experts will determine whether the house is suitable for repair.

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Regarding the Dnieper district of Kyiv, two casualties and damage to electrical networks were reported. Energy sector specialists are already working to restore power supply. According to the Energy Department, power lines were damaged as a result of the attack, leading to power outages for some customers.

Vitali Klitschko published a video from the scene of a Russian missile hitting an 18-story building in Kyiv

Mayor of Kyiv Vitaliy Klichko published a video from the scene after a Russian missile hit a multi-storey building in Kyiv. Today Russia launched a massive attack on Ukraine. Commander-in-Chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces Valery Zaluzhny said that the air defense shot down 44 enemy targets: 29 missiles and 15 UAVs. According to him, in just one day Russia used 64 air attack weapons.

Already the third Russian missile strike on the civilian population of Kyiv in 2024

It is reported that this is the third Russian missile strike on the civilian population of Kyiv in 2024. Russia used Kh-101/Kh-555/Kh-55 cruise missiles from the Tu-95MS strategic bombers. The air raid warning in the capital lasted about three hours. With the help of air defense, about twenty enemy missiles were hit.

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The Ministry of Energy reported on the consequences of the attack in Ukraine on February 7, 2024

The Department of Energy reported on the consequences of the attack in Ukraine. In Kyiv, as a result of the shelling, power lines were switched off and substations were de-energized. About 19.4 thousand consumers were left without electricity, including healthcare institutions. Experts intend to restore electricity within 3 hours. In Kharkov and Nikolaev, the consequences of the attack are also noticeable - more than a thousand consumers remain without electricity, but a speedy restoration is planned.

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A special demining group seized explosive devices and substances, which were sent for examination to the Forensic Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. To conceal the investigative actions, the containers were returned to their original condition and disguised so as not to disclose information to customers and performers. The main goal of the investigation was to identify the persons involved, as well as the routes and targets of the use of explosive devices.

Military polymer super-stable explosive S-4 discovered in Georgia

It turned out that the explosive devices contain military polymer ultra-stable explosive C-4, which can be activated using an electric detonator and a timer. The devices were found to be equipped with electronic timers programmed to automatically explode. According to the investigation, these explosive devices were to be used on the territory of the belligerent aggressor state, and were only moved covertly across the territory of Georgia. The group of people did not plan to commit any subversive actions on the territory of Georgia.

The process of transporting explosive devices through Georgia was organized by a Georgian – citizen of Ukraine

Based on the results of a preliminary study, it was revealed that all devices were manufactured by a highly qualified specialist and are designed for a wide damage radius. The Counter-Terrorism Center of Georgia established that the process of organizing and transporting explosive devices was organized by a citizen of Ukraine, a candidate for deputy of the local council of the Odessa region.

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Georgian security officials revealed that citizens of Georgia, Ukraine and Armenia were involved in the crime. The investigation is being conducted under articles of the Criminal Code related to the illegal handling of explosives and the preparation of terrorist acts. But the way these actions were most likely not planned on the territory of Georgia – the article on the preparation of terrorist acts may be reclassified.

Let us recall that the truck with 31 tons of hexagen, which first destroyed the Crimean bridge in the summer of 2022, was traveling from Bulgaria to Crimea through the territory of Georgia. SBU (Security Service of Ukraine) called it unique and one of the most daring and successful military special operations of our time. Not a single Georgian citizen was harmed as a result of this special operation!

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Since February 24, 2022, 56 Georgian and Ukrainian volunteers of Georgian origin have already died in the war unleashed by Russia against Ukraine.

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List of Georgians killed in the war in Ukraine:

1. Gotcha Zhvania - February 1, 2024, Eastern Front;
2. Zura Tsyklauri - February 1, 2024, Eastern Front;
3. Nikoloz Gelenidze – 31 years old, died on November 16, 2023 in Bakhmut;
4. Beka Lomashvili –  November 16, 2023, Donetsk region;
5. Ramaz Fetelava – November 16, 2023, Donetsk region;
6. Irakli Kurtsikidze – November 10, 2023;
7. Levan Lobzhanidze –  October 2023, near Bakhmut;
8. Zakro Shubitidze – 30 years old, died on September 18, 2023 in the Donetsk region;
9. Nikoloz Ahvlediani – 42 years old, died on August 23, 2023 near Bakhmut;
10. Archil Devrisashvili – 35 years old, died on July 27, 2023 near Bakhmut;
11. Malkhaz Kvizhinadze – 41 years old, died on June 24, 2023 in Lugansk, near Lisichansk;
12. Johnny Odishvili – 33 years old, died on June 24, 2023 near Bakhmut;
13. Nika Dzhikashvili – 31 years old, died on May 10, 2023 in Lugansk;
14. Zurab Odishvili – 45 years old, died on April 26, 2023;
15. Davyd Kuchukyan – 29 years old, died on April 4, 2023 in Bakhmut;
16. Vakhtang Barabadze – 45 years old, died on April 4, 2023 in Bakhmut;
17. Mikheil Mazanashvili – 29 years old, died on March 31, 2023 near Bakhmut;
18. Ilya Chokheli – 25 years old, died on March 16, 2023 in Bakhmut;
19. Georgy Kaadze – 23 years old, died on January 29, 2023 near the city of Soledar;
20. Mikhail Tevdoradze – 45 years old, died on December 13, 2022 near Bakhmut;
21. Sergo Lisich – 34 years old, died on December 13, 2022 near Bakhmut;
22. Ruslan Bairamov – 29 years old, died on October 6, 2022, in the Nikolaev region;
23. Roland Kvaratskhelia – 49 years old, died on December 3, 2022 near Bakhmut;
24. Auto Rurua – 41 years old, died on December 3, 2022 near Bakhmut;
25. Romeo Fichhaya – 55 years old, died on December 3, 2022 near Bakhmut;
26. Merab Aladashvili – 45 years old, died on December 3, 2022 near Bakhmut;
27. Badri Markelia – 46 years old, died on December 3, 2022 near Bakhmut;
28. Jabba ( Jambulat ) Hoferia – 25 years old, died on December 1, 2022 in Kyiv;
29. Constantine Kursua – 43 years old, died on November 23, 2022 near Donetsk;
30. Levan Mekashvili – 38 years old, died on November 2, 2022 in the Nikolaev region;
31. Gurgen (Huga) Hagnidze — 40 years old, died on October 30, 2022 near Bakhmut;
32. Alexander Martiashvili – 24 years old, died on October 21, 2022 near Kherson;
33. Mikheil Kaflanishvili – 46 years old, died on October 21, 2022 in the Lugansk region;
34. Ernest Macharashvili – 43 years old, died on October 13, 2022 in the Kherson region;
35. Edisher Kvaratskhelia – 44 years old, died on October 10, 2022, in the Donetsk region;
36. Gela Gogia – 55 years old, died on August 26, 2022, in the Donetsk region;
37. Berdia Johadze – 43 years old, died on August 12, 2022 in a Nikolaev hospital;
38. Kakha Gogol – 47 years old, died on July 10, 2022, in the Luhansk region;
39. Aluda Zviadauri – 42 years old, died on June 18, 2022 near Severodonetsk;
40. Kirill Shanava – 25 years old, died June 7, 2022, in Lugansk region;
41. Daniel Gerlian – 25 years old, killed on June 3, 2022 near Zaporozhye;
42. Georgy Grigolia – 40 years old, died in early June 2022 near Bakhmut;
43. Rati Shurgaya – 38 years old, died on May 14, 2022 in the city of Izyum, Kharkov region;
44. Telman (Tato) Bigwava — 27 years old, died on May 8, 2022 in Mariupol;
45. Vitaly Orbeladze – 46 years old, died on April 23, 2022, in the city of Izyum, Kharkov region;
46. Zaza Bitsadze – 40 years old, died on April 16, 2022 near the town of Rubizhne, Lugansk region;
47. Alika Tsaava – 40 years old, died on April 16, 2022 near the town of Rubizhne, Lugansk region;
48. Arkady Kasradze – 40 years old, died on April 16, 2022 near the town of Rubizhne, Lugansk region;
49. Temur Macharashvili – 37 years old, died in April 2022, Zaporozhye;
50. Nika Shanava – 21 years old, died on April 9, 2022, in the Kharkov region;
51. David Menabdishvili – 47 years old, died on April 9, 2022 in the Kharkov region;
52. Davyd Gobezhishvili – 47 years old, died on March 25, 2022 near the city of Irpen;
53. Bahva Chikobava – 54 years old, died on March 19, 2022 in Mariupol;
54. Giya Beriashvili – 45 years old, died on March 18, 2022 near Irpen;
55. David Ratyan – 53 years old, died on March 18, 2022 near Irpen;
56. Oleg Gegechkor – 50 years old, died on March 8, 2022, in the Kyiv region;

This list, although sad, reflects the determination of Georgian citizens to support Ukraine in the fight for its independence and territorial integrity. Their deaths demonstrate the high price Georgians are willing to pay for their beliefs and principles. After all 20% of Georgian territory is occupied by Russia. Such losses should be a reminder that Georgia and Ukraine have a common occupying enemy.

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