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The Russians Wounded Eight Children in Irpen.

In the city, 84 sites were damaged, including 70 private houses, four multi-storey buildings, automobiles, production and storage facilities.

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In the city, 84 sites were damaged, including 70 private houses, four multi-storey buildings, automobiles, production and storage facilities.

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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In Irpen, the number of injured increased to 17 people, among them - eight children. 17 people, including eight children, were injured as a result of the night attack of <p>the Russian Federation on Irpin. 84 objects were damaged</p>.

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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This was reported in Telegram on the afternoon of October 19 by the head of the Kyiv Regional State Administration Timur Tkachenko. “The number of victims has risen to 19 people. Among them are 9 children,” he said. Tkachenko specified that out of 86 damaged objects, about 70 are private houses, 5...

17 people were injured in the attack on Irpen, including 8 children, 70 private homes were damaged, according to Kiev OWA

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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1 person killed, 8 others wounded — 19 October 2026

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Russian troops from the very morning launched a ballistic strike on the residential sector and the industrial zone of Irpen, as a result of which houses were damaged and injured among residents, also “flew” into the industrial zone.

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ТСН.ua broke the news on Monday, October 19, 2026.
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