Russian attack on Kyiv region kills two, damages 28 sites

A Russian attack on the Kyiv region killed two people and damaged 28 objects across five districts, according to the head of the regional military administration, Timur Tkachenko. The fatalities occurred in Buchansky district. Damage includes private and apartment buildings, warehouses, railway tracks, agricultural enterprise territory, and vehicles. Rescuers are extinguishing a fire in Fastivsky district caused by the attack. Ukrainian authorities and international organizations classify such strikes as Russian war crimes, citing systematic attacks on civilian infrastructure. Legal experts also allege elements of genocide under the 1948 UN Convention, including targeted attacks on life-support systems and forced deportation of children.