Russian forces have once again shelled Kyiv with ballistic missiles

On the night of September 17, Russia attacked Kyiv using ballistic missiles. Preliminary reports indicate disruptions to electricity and water supplies in the city. The aftermath of the attack is being assessed in two districts of the capital; one person has been injured.

On the night of September 30, Kyiv was subjected to another Russian missile attack. A series of powerful explosions rang out across the city. Disruptions to electricity and water supplies have been reported. At least one person is known to have been injured so far.

At 02:44, the military announced a threat involving the use of ballistic weaponry. Subsequently, an air raid alert and a “red” danger level were declared in the capital.

Following the air raid alert in Kyiv and several other regions, the Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported ballistic missiles moving toward Kyiv. According to the military, all Russian targets were heading specifically for the Ukrainian capital.

At 02:50, a series of loud explosions occurred in the city. Local social media channels reported power and water outages following the strikes. Preliminary information suggests that energy infrastructure was targeted.

According to preliminary reports, power has been completely lost in some districts of the capital.

A fire has broken out in a residential area of ​​private homes in the Sviatoshynskyi district. Emergency services are en route to the scene. According to the Kyiv City Military Administration press service, a fire broke out at a warehouse building in the Holosiivskyi district. As of 03:25, it was reported that a fire had also started at a store in the Obolonskyi district following the attack.

At 03:50, the Kyiv City Military Administration reported that at least one woman had been injured in the Russian attack.

On the evening of Tuesday, September 29, Kyiv came under a Russian air attack. During the assault, debris reportedly fell on the Pivdennyi (Southern) Bridge, though there has been no official confirmation from the authorities yet.

It was previously reported that Russia had launched another ballistic missile strike on Kyiv. Meanwhile, the number of people injured in strikes on the capital on September 29 rose to 26.