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Russian drone attack kills three children and a woman in Kyiv region, Kyiv regional authorities say
Officials said five family members were injured and three children were hospitalized after the strike damaged homes and triggered a fire.
- On Friday, Russian forces struck the Fastiv district in Ukraine's Kyiv region, killing a woman and three children. Kyiv Regional Military Administration Tymur Tkachenko confirmed the residential attack destroyed homes, calling it an "irreparable tragedy."
- The Kyiv region endured over a day of hostile attacks, with 31 sites damaged across five districts. Russia has repeatedly targeted the capital and surrounding areas with drones in recent weeks.
- Five family members suffered acoustic trauma, burns, and shrapnel wounds, the State Emergency Service reported. Rescuers extinguished the residential fire and cleared debris at the impact zone.
- Regional authorities confirmed the death toll reached four on Sunday, including a child who died in the hospital after a separate drone strike in the Vyshhorod district.
- Concurrently, Russian forces struck a shopping center in Dnipro and a residential home in Balakliya. These widespread aerial assaults killed four civilians, reflecting escalating risk to civilians across the country.
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This attack took place late Saturday night and damaged 31 sites in the Kiev region, including residential buildings, industrial facilities. Russia was targeted this Sunday morning
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PARTS of the house collapsed and a fire broke out.
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