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Russian Attacks in Kyiv: At Least 7 to 11 Dead

Russian attacks in Kyiv and the surrounding region have resulted in at least 7 to 11 fatalities, while infrastructure suffered severe damage.

1 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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In the night of September 1, Russian forces targeted sites in Kyiv, specifically a depot belonging to the Ukrainian railway company "Ukrzaliznytsia." According to Ukrainska Pravda, seven people died, while Meduza reported more than ten fatalities.

Additionally, there were attacks in various neighborhoods of Kyiv, including the Darniční, Holosiivskyi, and Solomianskyi districts. The Ukrainian State Emergency Service (ГСЧС) reported damage to civilian infrastructure and residential buildings, as well as multiple injuries resulting from the assaults.

Furthermore, it was reported that four people lost their lives in the city of Borispol, near Kyiv. Altogether, the assaults by the Russian army in Kyiv and its vicinity appear to have claimed at least 11 lives, leading to widespread infrastructure damage.

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