Russian drones kill two in market outside Kyiv, three others in different regions, local officials say
- A Russian jet-powered drone strike hit the Stolychnyi wholesale market in Sofiiska Borshchahivka on the western outskirts of Kyiv, killing two people and injuring at least ten others as fires engulfed vehicles and stalls.
- Three additional civilian fatalities occurred in separate attacks across Ukraine, including two killed by glide bombs near a family support center in Sumy and one driver killed by a drone strike in Kharkiv.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy reported that Russian forces deployed 277 attack drones within a 24-hour period, with strikes damaging residential high-rises, a kindergarten, communications infrastructure, and a building used by the Saudi ambassador.
- Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko confirmed that at least nine people were injured within the capital itself—including a child—amid extended air raid alerts across multiple districts.
- The Russian Defence Ministry acknowledged targeting facilities in Kyiv and Odesa, maintaining its long-standing claim that military, communications, and logistical infrastructure were the intended targets rather than civilians.
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After a new Russian attack wave, the historic building of the National Academy of Sciences in Kiev burns. There are dead, rescue forces are looking for more victims. In other parts of the country there was also fire.
Russian drones hit public and government buildings in Kiev, causing at least one dead and 19 injured, including three children. The Ukrainian capital remains under uninterrupted air alert.
Russian attacks on Ukraine overnight wounded dozens of people in the northeastern city of Kharkiv and killed two people in the Kiev region, Ukrainian authorities said. Kiev said a fire broke out in the building of the Academy of Sciences after the attack, claiming one life.
The site is located in the centre of the capital, in an area usually more spared than the rest of the city by Russian drones, close to embassies and government buildings.
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