Key facts
- Six people were injured in the late-night missile attack on Kyiv.
- A private residential building and a car service station were damaged in the Dniprovsky district.
- Debris from the attack also struck another private residential building.
- A transportation infrastructure facility was hit in the Darnitsky district.
Russian ballistic missiles struck multiple locations in Kyiv late on Oct. 21, injuring six people and causing damage to residential buildings and infrastructure. The Dniprovsky district saw a car service station and a private residential building hit, with debris also striking another home. In the Darnitsky district, a transportation infrastructure facility was targeted. This attack is part of an intensified campaign by Russian forces against the Ukrainian capital. Earlier on Oct. 21, a separate Russian drone attack killed at least two people and injured two others in Kyiv. The previous day, drone strikes on Oct. 20 damaged two medical facilities, injuring 12, and a morning strike killed three and injured four.