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Photos show the devastating toll of an overnight Russian missile strike on Kyiv

Russian ballistic missiles pummeled Kyiv overnight on October 22, killing one person and wounding 22 others, including three children, Ukraine’s State Emergency Service reported.

Photos show the devastating toll of an overnight Russian missile strike on Kyiv

A single fatality and 24 injuries were reported following a significant Russian assault on Kyiv during the overnight hours of October 22, according to the city's military administration. The Kyiv City Military Administration issued a statement on the Telegram channel detailing the damage caused by the attack.

The Dniprovsky district suffered damage to private residences as well as a fire that has since been extinguished. Non-residential structures were also impacted in this district. In the Darnytsky district, a missile struck non-residential buildings. The Sviatoshynsky district experienced damage to non-residential buildings and a restaurant, resulting in a fire that was quickly put out.

Obolonsky district witnessed damage to non-residential buildings and a fire, both of which were extinguished. Holosiivsky district saw damage to non-residential buildings as well, accompanied by a fire that was also extinguished. In Pechersky district, a medical facility and ambulances were struck by the missile, causing damage.

In addition to the reported injuries and fatalities, debris fell in the Pechersky district, impacting the grounds of a monastery.

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