The BBC visited a smouldering Kyiv market that was struck by Russian forces, leaving six people injured.
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Key facts
- Russian strikes hit a market in Kyiv.
- Six people were injured in the strike.
- The market sold second-hand records, posters, toys and tools.
- The BBC visited the smouldering site.
A market in Kyiv was left smouldering after Russian strikes, with the BBC visiting the site in the aftermath of the attack.
According to the BBC, six people were injured in the strike, which targeted a market known for selling second-hand goods.
The market offered a range of items to shoppers, including records, posters, toys and tools, the BBC reported.
The visit by the BBC documented the damage at the location following the strikes.
Why it matters
Attacks on civilian areas such as markets underscore the ongoing human toll of the war in Ukraine. Sites like these serve everyday communities, and strikes on them affect ordinary residents going about their daily lives.
Frequently asked questions
How many people were injured in the Kyiv market strike?
According to the BBC, six people were injured in the strike.
What did the market sell?
The market sold second-hand records, posters, toys and tools, according to the BBC.
Timeline
- BBC visits smouldering Kyiv market after Russian strikes
BBC World: Six people were injured in the strike on the market selling second-hand records, posters, toys and tools.