A municipal commission has begun assessing the residential housing damaged in yesterday's attack
Ivano-Frankivsk has launched a mobile administrative service centre to assist residents affected by a Russian strike. Local authorities have organised the collection of compensation applications for property damage and dispatched a survey commission. This was reported by Ukrinform citing Ruslan Martsinkiv, according to the portal PromPolitInform.
As part of the efforts to address the aftermath of the strike on the evening of October 11, local authorities deployed a citizen assistance point directly at the scene on Konovaltsia Street. The mobile office began operations at 8 a.m. and is processing resident inquiries throughout the day.
Assessment of damages and support
Alongside the operations of the service centre, a commission has begun surveying the damaged apartments. According to Mayor Ruslan Martsinkiv, residents are already applying for consultations and completing the necessary documentation for potential compensation.
Consequences of the attack
The Russian drone strike on October 11 resulted in damage to civilian infrastructure, including shattered windows in nearby buildings. The Mayor confirmed the death of three military personnel during the incident.
Photo: Kyiv City State Administration
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