The Ukrainian Red Cross is working alongside other emergency services at the sites of the attacks in Rivne and Lutsk to assist people affected

In Rivne, volunteers from the Ukrainian Red Cross emergency response team are working alongside other emergency services. An assistance point has been set up where the team remains on duty, providing people with drinking water, hot drinks and snacks. The team also provides psychological first aid to those who need it. Volunteers have assisted first responders from the State Emergency Service of Ukraine (SESU) and provided tarpaulins and plastic sheeting for use at the site.

According to SESU, five people, including a child, were injured when a Russian drone crashed in a residential area of Rivne. Residential buildings and cars were damaged. A woman was rescued from under the rubble and handed over to medical personnel. The fire has been extinguished, and rubble clearance is ongoing.

In Lutsk, volunteers from the Ukrainian Red Cross emergency response team worked at the sites hit by the attack. They provided first aid to three injured people, one of whom they transported to the hospital.

According to SESU, six people were killed and another 12 injured, including a child, in the Russian attack on Lutsk. Emergency responders extinguished the fire and continue to work at the sites affected by the attack.

The Ukrainian Red Cross teams remain at the sites and continue to provide assistance to people affected.