Six people were killed in last night's Russian strikes on Ukraine, five of them in the capital Kyiv, according to The Zioneer Intelligence Desk. Multiple civilian facilities including residences, a hospital, and a school were damaged in the attack.
The Zioneer Intelligence Desk reports that overnight Russian strikes on Ukraine killed six people, five of them in the capital Kyiv. Civilian facilities including residences, a hospital, and a school were damaged.
The overnight assault was first tracked by The Zioneer at 00:35 as a widespread missile and drone attack targeting Kyiv. By 04:27, the death toll stood at five, with 23 wounded, according to earlier reports. The current figure of six dead reflects an increase in confirmed casualties as search and rescue operations continue.
The attack follows a series of heavy Russian aerial campaigns against Ukrainian cities this summer, including a strike on July 30 that killed at least 13 people, as The Zioneer previously reported. Details of the precise locations and casualties remain subject to change as official Ukrainian sources release further information.
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