
The State Emergency Service clarified that the facade of an administrative building from the 9th to the 11th floor was damaged in the Solom'yanskiy district.


The State Emergency Service clarified that the facade of an administrative building from the 9th to the 11th floor was damaged in the Solom'yanskiy district.
According to the Kyiv City Military Administration, fragments fell in Solomianskyi, Holosiivskyi, and Sviatoshynskyi districts of Kyiv. There is damage to non-residential buildings and road surfaces. However, there were no serious destructions or fires. 3/4
The Kyiv City Military Administration noted that groups of Russian drones were approaching Kyiv from several directions simultaneously. The air defense forces managed to destroy all air targets – more than 10 drones. 2/4
On the night of August 2, Kyiv suffered another massive attack by Shahed attack drones launched by the Russian occupiers, the Kyiv City Military Administration reported. 1/4

The Armed Forces of Ukraine knocked out the Russians from positions near Avdiyivka, – General Staff of Ukraine "During the conduct of offensive assault operations by the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the enemy was forced to retreat from their positions in the area south of
#Russia has been pounding the coastal city for weeks, since #Moscow withdrew from the #BlackSea Grain Deal last month that allowed #Kyiv's exports despite the war. https://
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⚡️Artillerymen of the 11th Brigade of the Southern Operational Territorial Unit of the National Guard of 🇺🇦Ukraine destroyed the 🇷🇺Russian ammunition warehouse. pic.twitter.com/DiJfTZiMNj
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 2 août 2023
Artillerymen of the 11th Brigade of the Southern Operational Territorial Unit of the National Guard of Ukraine destroyed the Russian ammunition warehouse.
Air Force: Ukraine downs 23 Russian attack drones overnight. Ukrainian forces shot down 23 Shahed-136/131 kamikaze drones launched by Russia overnight, the Air Force reported on Aug. 2.

23 russian drones shot down over Ukraine during the night

Raiffeisen Bank International will pay an additional €100 million in new Russian excess-profits tax. Even without this tax, Raiffeisen Bank paid €559 million in taxes in Russia in 2022—funds that were used to support the killing of Ukrainians. The bank’s excess profits