Russian attacks kills three in Ukrainian cities, nine injured in Kyiv strikes, officials say
Sept 27 (Reuters) - Russian attacks killed three people in two different Ukrainian cities on Sunday and struck districts of the capital Kyiv, local officials said. Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko said nine people were injured in the capital, including a child. Six of the injured were being treated in hospital. Russian forces have long staged intensive attacks on Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities,…
Russian attacks on Ukrainian cities on Sunday resulted in three fatalities and injuries to nine people in Kyiv, according to local officials. Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko stated that among the injured were a child, with six of them receiving hospital treatment.
The attacks on Kyiv involved drones, with air defense systems active over the city, and resulted in explosions and blasts. A Russian drone was shot down and crashed in the Podil neighborhood. Debris from the attacks caused a fire in the Podilskyi district and fell in open areas and on buildings in other districts, including Dnipro and Darnitsky.
The strikes on Kyiv were part of a multi-day attack that had stretched into its fourth consecutive night. On the previous night, Russian strikes on Kyiv had killed one person and injured at least five, according to the Kyiv Independent.
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