Russian guided bomb strike on Kharkiv high-rise injuries 25, including nine children
Russian guided aerial bombs targeted the Kyivskyi and Saltivskyi districts of Kharkiv overnight on September 28, directly striking a residential high-rise and wounding at least 25 people, including nine children, regional governor Oleh Syniehubov reported.
Ukrainian presidential technology adviser Serhii Beskrestnov revealed on September 27 that a second drone captured the video of the Russian drone strike on the Incom business center in Kyiv. The attack, which killed six people, including former NV journalist Mariia Yivzhenko, saw the Russian forces using a Geran-5 drone to strike the business center.
To relay the signal and film the attack, a jet-powered Shahed drone entered the airspace at an altitude of nearly three kilometers and circled the site. Beskrestnov dismissed speculations about secret satellites, FPV drones launched from Shaheds, Russian agents, or mysterious UAVs, stating there were no such elements involved. The same Shahed drone later targeted a McDonald's supply warehouse outside the capital.
He emphasized the operation's complexity, noting that precise calculations and coordination between operators were necessary. The strike on the Incom business center, which housed a data center and Datagroup offices, resulted in significant damage. On the same day, Russia also attacked other digital infrastructure sites in Kyiv, including the Cosmonova data center.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirmed a Russian drone strike on a McDonald's food logistics warehouse, describing it as a deliberate attack on civilian businesses.
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