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Russian Drone Strikes Kill at Least 12 in Kyiv

Russian drone attacks on Kyiv killed at least 12 people and injured over a dozen on September 1, 2026.

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At least 12 people were killed in the attacks. [1] Russian forces launched drone strikes against Kyiv on September 1, 2026. [2] An Indian national was killed in the Russian attack on Ukraine. [3] Russian forces launched an attack on Ukraine involving jet-powered drones and ballistic missiles. [4] Serhiy Lisak, head of the city military administration, reported on 2026-06-25 that a Russian missile attack on Odesa wounded eight people, including one child. [5] Over a dozen people were injured in the attacks. [6] Nearly 350 first responders are involved in addressing the aftermath of the attack in Kyiv and the region. [7] According to Lisak, two of the injured individuals were hospitalized following the attack. [8] Lisak stated that enemy forces resumed a massive attack on Odesa, causing damage to residential buildings, businesses, and schools. [9] The attack damaged a 24-story residential building, commercial buildings, and two educational institutions in Odesa. [10] Firefighters were working at the site of a damaged apartment building. [11] The Indian Embassy in Ukraine extended its deepest condolences to the bereaved family of the deceased Indian national. [12]
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  1. At least 12 people were killed in the attacks. · France 24
  2. Russian forces launched drone strikes against Kyiv on September 1, 2026. · France 24
  3. An Indian national was killed in the Russian attack on Ukraine. · Deccan Herald
  4. Russian forces launched an attack on Ukraine involving jet-powered drones and ballistic missiles. · Deccan Herald
  5. Serhiy Lisak, head of the city military administration, reported on 2026-06-25 that a Russian missile attack on Odesa wounded eight people, including one child. · Blic.rs
  6. Over a dozen people were injured in the attacks. · France 24
  7. Nearly 350 first responders are involved in addressing the aftermath of the attack in Kyiv and the region. · Deccan Herald
  8. According to Lisak, two of the injured individuals were hospitalized following the attack. · Blic.rs
  9. Lisak stated that enemy forces resumed a massive attack on Odesa, causing damage to residential buildings, businesses, and schools. · Blic.rs
  10. The attack damaged a 24-story residential building, commercial buildings, and two educational institutions in Odesa. · Blic.rs
  11. Firefighters were working at the site of a damaged apartment building. · France 24
  12. The Indian Embassy in Ukraine extended its deepest condolences to the bereaved family of the deceased Indian national. · Deccan Herald
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