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Russian Drones Hit Kyiv University During Classes and Two Schools in Odesa

Zelenskyy said 160 students sheltered as the strike damaged a university and separate Russian attacks injured civilians and cut power in other regions.

  • On Wednesday, Russian Shaheds struck a university in Kyiv during lectures; fortunately, 160 students sheltered safely, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy reported via Telegram.
  • Russia has targeted Kyiv and the surrounding region for seven consecutive days, with recent drone attacks damaging residential buildings, warehouses, and other civilian infrastructure across the capital.
  • Separately, a massive overnight assault on Odesa involving missiles, drones, and glide bombs injured 18 people, including a child, according to Odesa City Military Administration head Serhii Lysak.
  • Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy criticized the international response as "insufficient," arguing Russian-Iranian Shaheds inflicting "round-the-clock terror" in Europe cannot remain Ukraine's burden alone.
  • Elsewhere, Russians struck rescue services in Kherson while strikes in Kharkiv left thousands without power, prompting officials to demand air defense systems and sanctions against Russia.
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The buildings of the university suffered significant destruction. According to the Minister of Education and Science Andriy Butenko, there are no victims among the students and teachers.

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Consequences of attacks on Kyiv. Photo: State Emergency Service Russian strike drones hit one of Kyiv's universities during classes. Students were taking cover at the time. This was announced by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. — Today, Russian “Shaheeds” struck one of Kyiv's universities — right during classes. Fortunately, the students were taking cover — 160 students, — said the head of state. Consequences of attacks on Kyiv. Photo: …

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Gazeta.ua broke the news in Kyiv, Ukraine on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
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