High Anti-Corruption Court Building in Kiev Damaged in Russian Attack

Kiev was targeted by an intense Russian missile and drone attack on the night of June 14-15. The building of the High Anti-Corruption Court at 41 Beresteisky Boulevard was also damaged in the assault.

The court reported that windows in the building were shattered and staff have begun assessing the full extent of the damage. Cleaning and repair work is ongoing at the site.

According to the institution, all hearings will continue as scheduled despite the damage. Updated information will be shared if there are any changes to the schedule.

Scope of the Attack

Ukraine's air defense forces announced that since the evening of June 14, they have neutralized 50 missiles and 582 drones used in the Russian attack. The main target of the assault was reported to be Kiev.

The damage to the judicial institution in the capital highlights once again the impact of the overnight attack on civilian infrastructure.

Source: Ukrinform

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