In the village of Malehiv near Lviv, a hostile jet-powered drone crash caused damage to 11 private houses. The property of 25 local residents has been affected, and the city is recording the destruction and providing assistance to people.
The incident took place on 13 October. According to municipal services, the drone strike damaged roofs and walls of houses, smashed 53 windows and 13 entrance doors. One of the houses has been hit the hardest: its roof and walls have been seriously damaged, a nearby car has been destroyed, and the area has been cordoned off with hazard tape.
The head of the Shevchenkiv District Administration, Iryna Dzhuryk, reported that three houses on Dorosha Street had suffered major destruction: their roofs were destroyed, the walls badly damaged, and all windows and doors blown out. Cracks in walls and damage to windows and doors were recorded in other homes.
Representatives of the Community Office are carrying out joint inspections and drawing up reports for each case of damage. Residents are being helped to cover broken windows temporarily with sheeting, and free temporary accommodation is being offered to those whose homes have suffered the most.
Two women required medical assistance and were admitted to St Panteleimon Hospital in a moderate condition. One patient, who had a laceration to the parietal area and a finger injury, was discharged home after examination for outpatient treatment. The other woman, who suffered an acute stress reaction and has chronic heart failure, remains under medical supervision; her condition is assessed as moderate.
The day before, Lviv and the surrounding area came under a massive attack by enemy drones, with air raid alerts declared three times in the city over the course of the day. Municipal service teams immediately went to the impact sites to record the consequences and organise assistance for residents.
Also, during the night of 13 October, as a result of another strike in the village of Murovane near Lviv, the house of a doctor from the First Medical Association burned down, and the fire completely destroyed two family cars.