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Intense Russian Drone and Missile Assault on Kyiv Leaves 11 Hurt

Intense Russian Drone and Missile Assault on Kyiv Leaves 11 Hurt

Post by : Rameen Ariff

In the early hours of Friday, Kyiv was struck by a significant wave of drone and missile attacks as Russian military forces targeted residential and public infrastructures throughout the Ukrainian capital. The onslaught left 11 individuals injured, with four requiring hospitalization, including a pregnant woman and one person in critical condition, as reported by Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko.

Significant damage was observed in various districts, impacting high-rise apartment complexes, a school, medical facilities, and administrative buildings in a city home to around three million residents. Fires broke out in numerous locations, compelling emergency response teams to act swiftly.

“Residential buildings are being targeted. Numerous multi-storey apartments have been damaged in nearly every district,” stated Tymur Tkachenko, head of the Kyiv military administration, via Telegram.

Extensive Damage Reported

The Dniprovskyi district, located east of the Dnipro River, faced particularly considerable destruction, with three residential high-rises impacted. Nine residents were evacuated from one building engulfed in flames. The Desnyanskyi district reported damage in two buildings, while the historic Podil district saw five buildings affected. Additionally, the strikes disrupted heating systems in a district, raising concerns about potential power and water service interruptions.

Social media reports illustrated flames devouring buildings as residents assembled on debris-strewn streets. Emergency teams confirmed they were actively battling the fires and evacuating those in danger.

Wider Implications

Ukraine’s air force indicated that Russian drones and guided bombs were also targeting multiple regions, signifying a coordinated uptick in assaults. The Kyiv regional governor reported incidents of fires and injuries occurring beyond the capital's outskirts as well.

The strikes underscore the peril faced by civilians and critical infrastructure within Kyiv, exacerbating anxieties regarding the safety of its inhabitants and the city’s capacity to sustain essential services amid ongoing conflict.

As local authorities continue with emergency response efforts and damage evaluations, residents are advised to remain alert and adhere to safety protocols. This incident highlights the ongoing dangers associated with civilian-targeted strikes within urban areas and the broader challenges Ukraine faces amidst persistent military aggression.

Nov. 14, 2025 10:55 a.m. 530

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