US EditionRussia Launches 1,200 Drones, 1,360 Bombs in One Week
The attacks damaged homes, shops, and energy infrastructure, killing four and wounding 16, with Ukraine's air force intercepting most incoming missiles and drones, officials said.
- On October 26, 2025, Kyiv authorities reported a large-scale overnight drone assault that killed at least three and injured at least 32, damaging residential buildings in Desnianskyi and Obolonskyi districts.
- In Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, Governor Serhii Lysak said Russian strikes killed two people, injured seven, and targeted Ukraine's energy infrastructure, leaving 25,000 people without power amid intensified attacks.
- Ukraine's Air Force said 101 drones were launched overnight, 90 intercepted, with at least five hitting a nine‑storey residential building in Desnianskyi and drone debris damaging a 16‑storey apartment building in Obolonskyi.
- Emergency responders and firefighters rescued at least five people from a partly collapsed building, contained large blazes, and hospitalized two children and seven other civilians after the strikes.
- President Volodymyr Zelensky warned `This week, these are attacks on residential buildings, on our people, on children, on civilian infrastructure` as officials reported Russia launched more than 50 missiles and nearly 1,200 strike drones this week.
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Russian air strikes pounded Kyiv and other cities across Ukraine overnight, killing several people and wounding dozens of others -- including a pregnant woman -- as Moscow continues to hit civilian infrastructure.
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Russia targets Kyiv with airstrikes
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