The residential building in Kyiv that was damaged during the Russian attack on the night of 1-2 July. Photo: State Emergency Service of Ukraine on Telegram
Positive progress: What we know about the children injured in Russia's latest attack on Kyiv
Four children remain in hospital after Russia's attack on Kyiv on the night of 1-2 July. A total of 56 people are receiving treatment, while the parents of one injured boy are still missing.
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Four children injured in Russia's large-scale attack on Kyiv on the night of 1-2 July are currently still in hospital. The condition of a one-year-old boy and a five-year-old girl, who are siblings, has been stabilised. A total of 56 people injured in the attack are currently receiving medical treatment.
Source: Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko
Details: According to Klitschko, doctors have stabilised the condition of the young brother and sister. They were admitted to hospital together with their parents and grandmother. The family remains in hospital and is showing positive signs of recovery.
A 16-year-old girl was also taken to hospital.
Meanwhile, a 15-year-old girl is currently considered missing.
Klitschko said earlier that doctors had operated on a 10-year-old boy with severe injuries. He is currently in hospital with his grandfather. His parents remain missing as of the morning of 3 July.
Overall, 56 people are still in hospital, including six healthcare workers who came under Russian fire after responding to a call to the scene of the attack. They are receiving all the necessary medical treatment.
Background:
Search and rescue operations are continuing at the site of the strike, while forensic experts are working to identify human remains.
A security guard known as Uncle Vova was among those killed in the attack. He worked at a business located next to the office of the Islandiia YouTube channel and reportedly saved another person's life before he died.
The attack also damaged the homes of artists and media workers, as well as Kyiv Zoo.
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