A third consecutive night of Russian drone attacks across six districts of Kyiv Oblast left two dead and seven wounded, including two children, while a food processing plant in Bila Tserkva caught fire and 31 structures were damaged or destroyed.
Russia launched a third consecutive night of drone strikes against six districts of Kyiv Oblast overnight, hitting residential and industrial targets across the region. Regional authorities confirmed two people were killed and seven others wounded, among them two children.
In Bila Tserkva, a food processing plant caught fire after being struck by unmanned aerial vehicles; emergency crews arrived quickly and contained the blaze. Damage was reported in the Brovary, Bila Tserkva, Obukhiv, Boryspil, and Bucha districts, where a total of 31 objects were damaged or destroyed. The tally includes 11 private houses, two apartment blocks, five production and warehouse facilities, administrative and utility buildings, and 12 vehicles.
This assault follows a pattern of repeated aerial attacks on the region. Earlier this month, a large-scale strike on September 5 damaged warehouses in Bucha district, a high-rise in Boryspil, and sparked ecosystem fires in Obukhiv district, injuring two civilians. The sustained campaign underscores continued pressure on infrastructure and civilian areas surrounding the Ukrainian capital.
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