A Russian drone struck an educational facility in Rivne, Ukraine, on Oct. 13, injuring 20 people, according to Oleksandr Koval, head of the Rivne Oblast Military Administration. One person was in critical condition, and three others were in moderate condition following the attack, which damaged the building's second floor.

The drone strike on an educational facility in Rivne highlights the ongoing Russian attacks on civilian infrastructure in Ukraine, causing casualties and damage.
A Russian drone struck an educational facility in the northwestern Ukrainian city of Rivne on Oct. 13, injuring 20 people, according to Oleksandr Koval, head of the Rivne Oblast Military Administration. The attack damaged the building's second floor, and one of the injured was in critical condition, with three others in moderate condition. Emergency services contained a fire at the site and were providing medical assistance to all victims.
Earlier on Oct. 13, Ukraine's air force had reported a jet-powered drone flying over Rivne around 10:35 a.m., with an air alert issued in the city at 10:10 a.m.
The previous evening, Oct. 12, Rivne Oblast experienced multiple air alerts. The city of Rivne was targeted by a Russian drone around 9 p.m. local time, damaging a non-residential building without causing injuries. Later that night, at 11 p.m., air defenses were active in the city. Additionally, the Sarny District of Rivne Oblast was attacked late on Oct. 12, resulting in damage to civilian infrastructure, non-operational facilities, dormitories, and residential buildings.
Overall, regional authorities reported on Oct. 13 that Russian attacks across Ukraine had killed 10 people and injured 80 over the preceding 24 hours. Overnight on Oct. 13, Russian forces launched five ballistic missiles, 108 Shahed-type attack drones (including 74 jet-powered versions), decoy drones, and nine Banderol missiles. Ukrainian air defenses successfully intercepted or suppressed 88 of the drones, with strikes recorded at 17 locations.
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