On the night of 19 October, Russia attacked the Kyiv Region with ballistic and cruise missiles and strike drones. Six people were injured in Irpin, including three children.
A further three people are missing. The search is ongoing, the head of the Regional Military Administration, Tymur Tkachenko, reported.
Mayor Oleksandr Markushyn said that the main strike on the city hit its largest production facility.
“Unfortunately, it has suffered serious damage. There is a large-scale fire at the site right now. The blast wave also damaged nearby residential high-rises — windows were blown out in apartments,” he said.
Overall, in Bucha district, 11 private houses, six cars, a production and warehouse facility, and an educational institution were damaged. Windows were blown out in multi-storey residential buildings. In Vyshhorod district, a private house, five cars and an infrastructure facility were damaged.
- On Monday night, Russians attacked Ukraine with missiles in several waves. The first strikes began at around 11pm. In Kyiv, districts on the left bank were affected.
- After 3am, the Russian army again launched missiles at the capital Region. As of 9am, one fatality is known — a 21-year-old woman — and seven people injured in the capital.