Russian attacks across Ukrainian regions killed two civilians and injured at least 34 others over the past day, with residential buildings, businesses, healthcare facilities and other civilian infrastructure damaged.
In Donetsk region, one civilian was killed in Kramatorsk and ten others were injured. Three people were wounded in Kramatorsk, four in Sloviansk, and one each in Donetske, Dmytro-Darivka and Serhiivka, regional governor Vadym Filashkin reported.
In Kherson region, Russian attacks killed one person and injured eight others. Russian forces targeted Kherson and 30 other settlements using drones, artillery and aircraft. Strikes damaged critical and social infrastructure, residential neighbourhoods, a shop, a gas pipeline, a minibus and several private vehicles.
Zaporizhzhia region experienced 857 attacks on 52 settlements in 24 hours, according to regional authorities. Eight people were injured in strikes on the regional capital.
The attacks included two missiles, 17 air strikes, 674 drones, predominantly FPV models, two multiple-launch rocket system attacks and 162 artillery strikes. Authorities received 60 reports of damage to homes, vehicles and infrastructure.
In Sumy region, Russian forces launched more than 40 attacks against 21 settlements across 11 communities. A 63-year-old man was injured in the Stepanivka community, while two women aged 76 and 56 were wounded when a drone struck a private property in the Sumy community. A 61-year-old woman in the Yampil community suffered an acute stress reaction after a drone struck a house. Two other residents sought medical treatment for injuries sustained in an earlier attack on October 23.
The strikes damaged residential buildings, educational facilities and a healthcare institution. A private house was destroyed in the Yampil community, while civilian infrastructure was also hit in Hlukhiv, Svesa and Seredyna-Buda communities.
In Kharkiv region, two people were injured as Russian attacks caused fires and damaged buildings across several districts. Residential properties were hit in Kotliary and Mykolaivka, while fires broke out at industrial and other buildings in Vilshany and Derhachi. In Krasnopavlivka, strikes damaged shops, a non-residential building and windows in an apartment block. Another fire was reported in Kharkiv's Kholodnohirskyi district.
In Chernihiv region, two civilians were injured in attacks on commercial and agricultural facilities. A man was wounded when Russian forces struck a private enterprise's hangar in Pryluky district, while a woman was injured in a strike that set a grain storage building on fire in Novhorod-Siverskyi district. A large warehouse fire also broke out in Koriukivka district. Emergency services reported extinguishing the fires caused by the attacks. Rescue teams continued working across the affected regions despite the threat of further strikes, while local authorities assessed damage to civilian infrastructure.
