#Airstrike

On September 27, 2026, a Russian aerial bomb strike on a children's home in Sumy killed two people, including a 16-year-old girl, and left five injured.

On the evening of September 22, Russian occupiers dropped an aerial bomb on residential buildings in Kramatorsk: St. John the Forerunner Church and apartment buildings were damaged, and, according to the SES, two people were injured.

In the Fastiv district of Kyiv Oblast, a mother and two young children were killed as a result of a Russian strike. Emergency services are working at the scene of destruction in the private housing area. This is not the first strike on residential areas of Kyiv Oblast in recent times.

On September 10, Russian military forces struck Pavlohrad in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast. Fires broke out in the city, with both killed and injured; data on the number of victims vary across sources.

On September 3, Russia struck Dnipro: according to the RMA, one person was killed, five were injured, and warehouses caught fire. RMA head Alexander Ganch confirmed the hospitalization of a 20-year-old young man in critical condition.

On August 28, Russia struck Pavlograd: a supermarket and a private house caught fire, seven people were injured, three in critical condition, and a 17-year-old boy was killed. This is not the first attack on the city this August.

On August 25, Russian occupiers launched eight airstrikes on Kramatorsk, damaging dozens of high-rise buildings and an infrastructure facility. A two-month-old infant is among the injured; authorities are calling on residents to evacuate.

On the night of August 20, the Russians attacked civilian infrastructure in southern Odesa: 13,000 customers were left without power, and two trailers of trucks carrying food caught fire. There are no casualties, the fires have been extinguished, and energy workers are restoring the networks.

🔥 New strike on Odesa region: 7 homes and cars destroyed, casualties reported. Authorities urge compliance with safety measures. 🚨 #Odesa #Attack #Casualties