Russia attacks Kyiv Oblast for second day in a row; residential buildings and energy infrastructure hit
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Enemy attacks have been reported in six districts of Kyiv Oblast (illustrative photo) (Photo: State Emergency Service of Kyiv Oblast / Telegram)
Russian forces are attacking Kyiv Oblast with drones for a second day in a row. A woman was injured in the Obukhiv district, the regional military administration reported on Nov. 1.
Residential buildings, civilian facilities, and energy infrastructure came under enemy attack. The fallout from the attacks were recorded in six districts of the region.
"A woman was injured in the Obukhiv district," the statement said. “She was hospitalized at a local hospital with an abrasion in the area of the right shoulder blade and an acute stress reaction. All necessary medical assistance has been provided”
In the Boryspil district, four private houses were damaged. In the Obukhiv district, the enemy attack damaged a retail establishment, an energy infrastructure facility, and vehicles.
The enemy also attacked energy infrastructure facilities in the Brovary and Bucha districts. Private houses were damaged in the Fastiv and Bila Tserkva districts.
The administration urged residents of Kyiv Oblast not to ignore air raid sirens and to stay in safe places until the all-clear.
According to Ukraine's Air Force, Russia attacked Ukraine with 433 strike drones overnight into Nov. 1 (starting at 6 p.m. on Oct. 31): Shaheds (64 of them jet-powered), Gerberas, and Parodiya-type decoy drones.
According to preliminary data, as of 7:30 a.m., air defenses had shot down or suppressed 371 drones.
Hits were also reported at 16 locations, and debris from downed drones fell at 14 locations.
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