Russian attacks kill three, damage market, warehouses and homes in Kyiv Oblast

Updated at 11:10 a.m. One of those killed in Kyiv Oblast was a citizen of Azerbaijan, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy reported.

Twenty-one civilian sites were damaged across five districts of the region. In Bucha district, Stolichnyi Market, six vehicles and a private home were damaged. In Brovary district, two warehouses and two administrative premises were damaged, the Oblast Military Administration reported.

In Fastiv district, a production facility and six vehicles were damaged. In Bila Tserkva district, an agricultural business and an apartment building were damaged, while one vehicle was damaged in Boryspil district.

On the evening of Sept. 28, Russian forces struck Stolichnyi Market in Bucha district, a Kyiv suburb, with drones. The regional prosecutor’s office reported that two people were killed and about 10 injured.

The State Emergency Service also reported that one person was killed in Vyshneve, Kyiv Oblast, on Sept. 27 in a Russian strike on a road where vehicles were traveling.

Logistics company ZAMMLER reported that Russian forces struck its warehouse on Sept. 27. The fires worsened air quality in Obukhiv and Brovary.