During the attack on Kyiv region, a unique museum was damaged. Dozens of vintage cars were destroyed or harmed (photos and videos available).

In the night leading to Tuesday, January 28, Russia launched drone attacks on Ukraine. In Kyiv, debris from a downed drone damaged a building housing a vintage car museum, resulting in a fire.

According to report from the head of the Kyiv regional administration, Nikolai Kalashnik, firefighters extinguished the blaze over an area of 600 square meters. Preliminary reports indicate that nine vintage cars were destroyed in the museum, while another 27 were damaged.

The incident involved the "Wheels of History" technical museum located on Malynska Street in Kyiv. The museum features over 100 meticulously preserved and restored original vintage cars and motorcycles.

In addition to cars and motorcycles, the museum boasts a collection of retro artifacts from the mid to late 20th century. Vintage advertising signs, antique gas pumps, children's toys, and iconic household items from that era are on display.

Moreover, due to the enemy attack, there were repercussions in three other districts of Kyiv region. Two private houses, three non-residential buildings, and three vehicles were damaged. Fortunately, there were no casualties. There were no hits on critical or residential infrastructure.

As reported by "Telegraph," from early morning on Tuesday, January 28, Odesa was under fire from Russian drones. Three people were injured.