Five Injured in Russian Drone Attack Near Kiev
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A Russian drone attack in the Kiev region left at least five people injured, including three children. In Russia, voters are called to the polls for the first time since the beginning of the war.
Russia launched a new massive attack on Ukraine on September 18, using missiles and unmanned aerial vehicles (drones). The targets were Kiev, Odessa and several other areas of the country. In Kiev, explosions occurred in several neighborhoods. According to Ukrainian authorities, more than ten locations were hit, while in the wider area of the capital there were recorded […] The article Russian drones hit Kiev and Fastiv – Children among the inju…
A Russian drone attack on Friday morning injured five people in the region around the Ukrainian capital Kiev. Among them were three children, reported the governor of the region, Tymur Tkachenko, on the short news service Telegram. Meanwhile, according to the authorities, the Russian army caught numerous drones heading towards Moscow. More than 350 unmanned aircraft had moved to the territory of the Russian capital since Thursday evening.
Russia's army launched nearly 100 drones and missiles on several regions of Ukraine on Thursday night to Friday. According to officials, after the bombings, seven people, including three children, have...
On the morning of Friday, 18 September, the Russian occupation attacked the Fastov district of Kiev province, injuring five people, including three children, as a result of an attack by enemy drones.
Five people were injured as a result of the morning attack of enemy drones in the Fastivshchyna in the Kiev region. Among them are three children, said the head of the regional military administration Timur Tkachenko on September 18. “In children, acupuncture and acute stress reactions have been recorded. All three were admitted to the hospital. Among adults, the woman received an acute reaction to stress. The man received thermal burns, a shrap…
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