10 killed in Ternopil — casualty toll rises

In Ternopil, the number of those killed and injured as a result of the Russian strike on November 19 has increased. The occupiers hit residential high-rise buildings.

This was reported by Interior Minister Ihor Klymenko on Telegram.

Emergency and rescue operation continues in Ternopil

As of 10:00 a.m., 10 people have been confirmed dead and 37 injured, including 12 children. Rescuers are working non-stop at the site of the tragedy, evacuating residents from blocked apartments and clearing the rubble.

"I have sent the head of the State Emergency Service, Andriy Danyk, there — I am keeping the progress of rescue efforts under constant control. I am reporting to the state leadership. We are deploying aviation, mobile rapid-response centers, Delta units, dog handlers, and heavy engineering equipment. We are bringing in forces from neighboring regions. Psychologists are also working on site," Klymenko said.

Points of Invincibility have been set up in the city, where residents can receive hot meals and essential assistance. Mobile kitchens are operating around the clock, providing the affected with hot food and drinks.

Police are documenting every piece of evidence of Russian war crimes against civilians. Tents have been set up at damaged infrastructure sites, where people can file reports and receive consultations.

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