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Russian attacks kill eight in Ukraine, cut power to over a million

Ukrainian officials said the strikes hit nine regions, killed at least 8 people and restored power to more than 1 million customers.

  • On Friday, Russian attacks killed at least eight people and injured 60 across Ukraine, striking two shopping centres and cutting power to more than 1 million people.
  • Russia's military chief told President Vladimir Putin on Friday that the military had allocated assets to press its aerial campaign against Ukraine's energy system.
  • Strikes killed two people in Kramatorsk, two in Dnipropetrovsk Region, and one in Rivne, while drones torched about 10 trucks in Kovel on a major road from Kyiv to Poland.
  • Repair crews restored electricity to over 1 million people who lost power Friday, though Mayor Andriy Razumovskyi warned the blackout could last at least 24 hours in Lutsk.
  • The United Nations reports at least 328 civilians were killed and 2,105 wounded in Ukraine last month, marking an 85 percent increase compared to September 2025.
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Russian attacks kill eight in Ukraine, cut power to over a million

Russian attacks killed at least eight people and injured 60 across Ukraine on Friday, hit two shopping centres and cut power to more ​than 1 million people after strikes on the energy grid, officials said.

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At least eight people were killed and 60 injured in RUSSIAN attacks across Ukraine on Friday.

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The Chief of the Russian General Staff announced, in a report to the Russian President, that massive attacks had been launched on the Ukrainian energy system, writes security expert Rainer Saks (Right).

Over a million residents are without electricity due to strikes on the energy network.

Russian attacks in Ukraine on Friday killed at least eight people and injured 60, while shopping malls and energy infrastructure were hit.

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The Print broke the news in New Delhi, India on Friday, October 16, 2026.
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