Five injured, including child, as Russian attack destroys home in Kyiv Oblast

30 July, 11:42 AM
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The attack partially destroyed a two-story private residential home in the Brovary district, July 30, 2026 (Photo: SES in Kyiv Oblast)

The attack partially destroyed a two-story private residential home in the Brovary district, July 30, 2026 (Photo: SES in Kyiv Oblast)

Five people, including a child, were injured in Kyiv Oblast after Russian forces launched a massive overnight combined attack on Ukraine, Kyiv Regional Military Administration head Ruslan Oliinyk reported on July 30.

The attack partially destroyed a two-story private residential home in the Brovary district. The five wounded individuals include a kid and two women.

SES in Kyiv Oblast
Photo: SES in Kyiv Oblast

State Emergency Service (SES) clarified that the strikes caused destruction in the village of Skybyn. In search and rescue operations, first responders pulled three injured individuals from beneath the rubble and transferred them to medical personnel.

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SES in Kyiv Oblast
Photo: SES in Kyiv Oblast

Overnight on July 30, Russia attacked Ukraine with missiles and UAVs.

In Kyiv, ballistic missile strikes sparked fires across two districts, with one fatality confirmed.

In Lviv, multi-story residential buildings sustained damage. According to local authorities, 15 people were injured, with rescue operations ongoing.

In Kryvyi Rih, two children and four adults were killed when Russian forces struck a private home housing a large family. Explosions were also reported in Poltava, Vinnytsia, Sumy, Dnipro, and other cities.

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