City and administrative center of Boryspil Raion, Kyiv Oblast, Ukraine
This week long-range Ukrainian drones and Russian missiles have struck cities deep inside Russia and across Ukraine. Attacks on Nizhnekamsk have killed and wounded dozens; Russia says it intercepted hundreds of Ukrainian drones. Kyiv and Moscow have exchanged heavy strikes that have damaged energy and civilian infrastructure and caused multiple civilian deaths and injuries.
The latest wave of Russian strikes targets Kyiv and other Ukrainian infrastructure, intensifying an already brutal conflict. Officials report civilian casualties, power outages, and disrupted daily life as both sides escalate long-range attacks and Ukraine warns of winter-scale challenges ahead.
A Russian drone strike on a warehouse near Kyiv’s western suburbs has caused a large fire, damaged dozens of homes and a care facility, and killed dozens of people. Ukrainian officials say criminal negligence is being investigated as evacuations continue and both sides widen long-range attacks.
As Russia's campaign against Ukraine escalates, Ukrainian authorities report multi-city strikes targeting civilian infrastructure and energy facilities. Kyiv and other regions face ongoing air raids, with civilian casualties and disruptions to daily life. Ukraine says jet-powered drones are now part of Russia's upgraded arsenal, forcing a rapid evolution of interceptors and defenses.
Overnight, Kyiv experiences a sixth straight day of Russian drone and missile strikes, killing at least eight in the city and surrounding areas. The air force says Russia has used ballistic missiles and 218 drones, amid a broader assault on civilian infrastructure. Ukraine seeks to bolster air defences ahead of winter.
Overnight Russian strikes have killed at least 12 people and injured dozens across Kyiv and surrounding regions, with civilian infrastructure hit and fires reported. Kyiv officials say the attacks targeted energy and transport hubs, while Ukraine vows to bolster air defences as winter nears.