A Russian drone strike on a residential home in Zhytomyr Oblast on Oct. 22 injured nine people, including two children, according to local officials. Two of the injured were hospitalized, with the full extent of their injuries not immediately clear. The attack occurred amid a recent escalation of Russian strikes on Ukrainian energy infrastructure ahead of winter.

The attack on Zhytomyr Oblast highlights the ongoing Russian strikes on civilian infrastructure in Ukraine, impacting residential areas and energy facilities ahead of winter. The repeated targeting of energy infrastructure raises concerns about potential widespread disruptions to power and water supplies for Ukrainian citizens.
A Russian drone struck a residential home in Zhytomyr Oblast on Oct. 22, injuring nine people, including two children, local officials reported. Regional Governor Vitalii Bunechko stated on Telegram that two of the injured were taken to hospital, though the full extent of their injuries was not immediately clear. Zhytomyr, a city in northwestern Ukraine, has seen repeated attacks on its energy facilities in recent weeks. Russia has intensified strikes on energy infrastructure ahead of winter, leading to widespread power and water outages in Kyiv and front-line cities. Overnight into Oct. 23, explosions were reported in Lutsk and Poltava Oblast. In Poltava, a drone crash damaged homes and a power line but caused no injuries. In Sumy Oblast, a "massive attack" on civilian infrastructure facilities injured two people.
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