Russian troops on October 29 attacked the central part of Chernihiv and residential buildings of Kremenchuk. At least five people were killed, including two 15-year-old girls. Another 38 people were injured. Shops, residential buildings, a bank branch and cars were damaged.

The State Emergency Service of Ukraine, which updated the number of victims and the scale of damage throughout the day, reported on the aftermath of the attacks.

In Chernihiv, Russian troops hit the central part of the city, where shopping facilities and residential buildings are located. According to the head of the Chernihiv Regional Military Administration, Vyacheslav Chaus, a 'Banderol' type drone was used for the attack.

Two 15-year-old girls were killed in the attack. According to the latest data from the State Emergency Service as of 14:42, the number of injured rose to 23, including four children. The youngest injured girl is only ten months old.

After the attack, fires broke out in a shop and two cars. Residential buildings and other civilian infrastructure were also damaged.

According to the local outlet 'Chas Chernihivskyi', a café, a jewelry store, and a bank branch sustained significant damage. Windows were smashed in the bank, and the facade and ATMs were damaged. A nearby high-rise apartment building was also affected.

Rescuers extinguished the fires. Psychologists from the State Emergency Service provided assistance to 17 people, including four children.

In Kremenchuk, Poltava region, a Russian drone hit a multi-story residential building. Three people were killed and 15 injured, including three children. The State Emergency Service released these data at 14:17.

The blast wave damaged the windows of four multi-story residential buildings. Four cars and an outbuilding caught fire at the attack site.

Rescuers extinguished all fires. Emergency services continue to assess the consequences of the shelling, and those affected are receiving necessary assistance.

In both cities, the attacks hit civilian areas. The full extent of damage to commercial facilities, residential buildings, and other property is still being assessed. There is currently no information on the total amount of damage.

Based on materials from: State Emergency Service of Ukraine, "Chas Chernihivskyi", Poltava Regional Military Administration