More than 500 residents have been evacuated from the town of Vyshneve outside Kyiv after a Russian overnight attack triggered ongoing secondary detonations at the strike site, Ukraine’s Interior Ministry said on July 6. Local authorities announced voluntary evacuation points for those wishing to leave the area, advising evacuees to bring identification documents, drinking water, medication and other essential belongings. The evacuation follows one of Russia’s latest overnight attacks on the Kyiv region, which left multiple people injured and caused significant damage.JOIN US ON TELEGRAMFollow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official. Authorities warned residents to stay away from the affected area, where repeated explosions have continued for hours since the attack, posing an ongoing threat to civilians and emergency responders. Police have cordoned off the site as bomb disposal and rescue teams work to eliminate the danger.
The Vyshneve Territorial Community also urged residents not to leave their homes or travel to work, while several streets remained under emergency restrictions due to the risk of further blasts. Residents reported hearing loud explosions throughout the morning, with some saying the shockwaves were strong enough to shake apartment buildings.
