A series of Russian drone strikes across Kyiv on September 28 resulted in one death and 24 injuries, including three children.
Key facts
- •One woman was killed during the drone strikes on September 28.
- •A total of 24 people were injured, including three children.
- •Six people, including two children, remain hospitalized for treatment.
- •The National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine building sustained damage during an afternoon strike.
- •Seven people were injured at the Dobrobut medical centre on Antonovycha Street.
Russian forces launched a series of drone attacks against Kyiv on September 28, resulting in 24 injuries and one fatality. According to Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko, the casualties include three children, with six individuals currently receiving inpatient treatment in city hospitals. The strikes impacted four districts across the capital throughout the day.
Casualties and Targeted Locations
The attacks caused damage to several sites, including the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, where an assistant to former National Security and Defence Council secretary Volodymyr Horbulin was killed. A separate strike on the Dobrobut medical centre on Antonovycha Street resulted in seven injuries, six of whom were staff members at the facility.
Ongoing Impact in Obolonskyi District
By the evening of September 28, additional Russian drone strikes hit a non-residential building and a warehouse located in the Obolonskyi district. Authorities confirmed that the day's events affected four districts in total, with the injury count rising from an initial report of 21 to the final figure of 24.
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This article was independently rewritten by ManyPress editorial AI from reporting originally published by Ukrainska Pravda (English), Ukrinform.
