A day after Russia’s massive Tuesday assault on Kyiv, the ruins of an ordinary nine-story residential building in the capital’s Darnytskyi district remained one of the clearest symbols of the attack’s devastation: 64 apartments pulverized, family homes turned into concrete, dust and twisted metal. The direct hit tore through the heart of the apartment block during Moscow’s overnight barrage, which killed at least 27 people across Kyiv and injured 91 others, making it one of the deadliest aerial attacks on the capital this year.JOIN US ON TELEGRAMFollow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official. At the disaster site, rescue teams saved 17 residents, including seven people pulled alive from beneath the smoking debris. The President’s Office confirmed that at least four people were killed inside the high-rise alone. Emergency crews, medics and search-and-rescue canine units rushed to the scene immediately after the blast. First responders worked through the night and into the following day, combing through the wreckage of what only hours earlier had been bedrooms, kitchens and family homes. Zelensky inspects the ruins President Volodymyr Zelensky visited the devastated site to honor the victims and assess the wreckage. Officials briefed the president on the catastrophic scale of the damage. Across Kyiv, the barrage struck more than 130 sites, damaging 60 residential buildings, an ambulance station, a research institute and a hotel. “People who need help must receive the necessary assistance,” Zelensky said, warning that families had lost everything they owned in a matter of seconds.