Pasler reported what will happen to the apartments of those affected during the drone strike by the Ukrainian Armed Forces on Yekaterinburg.

      The Governor of the Sverdlovsk Region, Denis Pasler, has set the task of promptly restoring housing affected by the terrorist attack in Yekaterinburg, carried out by the Armed Forces of Ukraine with the help of drones.

      "According to preliminary data, 44 apartments were damaged, and 81 people were evacuated. Experts from the Architectural and Construction Center of UrFU assessed the load-bearing structures of the building, and there is no threat of collapse. Residents whose apartments are intact will be able to return home after the investigative activities are completed," Denis Pasler wrote the day before on his channel in MAX.

      He tasked all services and agencies to begin work as soon as possible and promptly restore the damaged housing. People will receive all necessary assistance; this is the main task, emphasized the head of the region.

      "Only one family has stated the need for temporary housing. Currently, they are accommodated in a hotel. The other residents have resolved their accommodation issues independently," the governor added.

      An operational headquarters has been established to eliminate the consequences of the attack, which includes representatives of regional responsible services and agencies.

      According to the Ministry of Health, 9 people sought medical assistance (initially, it was known that 6 did). One patient was hospitalized due to poisoning from combustion products. There are no traumatic injuries among the people. A temporary accommodation point was set up for evacuated residents at School No. 10. People were provided with water, hot meals, and sleeping places. Psychologists continue to work with the residents of the building.