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Central Ukrainian Region Hit by Vast Drone Attack, Killing Three

Governor Andriy Raikovych said over 360 drones hit 26 locations, damaging critical infrastructure, transport facilities and homes.

  • On Thursday, October 15, a massive Russian drone attack struck Ukraine's central Kirovohrad region, killing three people and wounding six overnight, Governor Andriy Raikovych reported as the largest assault on the area during the war.
  • Historically an infrequent target, Kirovohrad faced intense bombardment beginning the evening of October 14, struck by over 360 drones across 26 different locations, according to Raikovych.
  • Ukraine's air force reported that 580 Russian drones attacked the country overnight, of which 536 were successfully intercepted, demonstrating the scale of the nationwide offensive.
  • Strikes in the regional capital damaged businesses, logistics centers, warehouses, and residential buildings; "Strikes were recorded on the premises of businesses, logistics centres, warehouses," officials said, with fires breaking out.
  • Rescue workers are clearing the aftermath as transport infrastructure in the Kropyvnytskyi and Novoukrainskyi districts sustained damage, while authorities continue clarifying the full extent of casualties and damage.
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<p>Kirovograd region experienced the most massive attack of the Russian Federation - almost 360 UAVs and hits at 26 locations Russia attacked the area with almost 360 drones, hits were recorded at 26 locations. Three people were killed and six wounded.</p>

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The attack on Kirovograd region on October 15 became the most massive since the beginning of the invasion. Russia launched nearly 360 drones, three people were killed and six others were injured.

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Le Monde broke the news in Paris, France on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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