Nearly 5 streets were destroyed in Vyshneve, the Kyiv oblast; 600 people were evacuated following the russian attack and subsequent explosions (PHOTO)

"More than 600 people have been evacuated from the city of Vyshneve. Rescuers from the Kyiv oblast, together with colleagues from other regions of Ukraine, continue to deal with the aftermath of the russian attack", - the State Emergency Service of Ukraine reported.

In particular, rescuers evacuated 117 civilians who had been hiding in a bomb shelter that ended up at the epicenter of the explosion during the airstrike. After the area was inspected, State Emergency Service bomb disposal specialists transported the evacuees by bus to an assembly point.

Specialists are inspecting every residential building and outbuilding to ensure that no injured people or victims remain inside the damaged structures. At the same time, State Emergency Service explosive ordnance disposal units are examining every yard for explosive hazards.

"There is an enormous amount of work to do. The consequences are horrifying—nearly five streets have been completely destroyed. In terms of scale, we're talking about dozens of houses, close to a hundred, numerous fires, water is being supplied by tanker trucks, and municipal services are working", - said Head of the Kyiv Oblast Military Administration Mykola Kalashnyk.

The State Emergency Service noted that an operational headquarters has now been established, where representatives of the State Emergency Service, the National Police, and local authorities are working together to coordinate emergency rescue operations and provide assistance to the population.

"As a result of the enemy attack, five people were killed. Another 21 injured people are currently being treated in hospitals", - the State Emergency Service reported.