Russian ballistic strike on Kyiv injures two

On the evening of October 21, Russia launched a ballistic missile attack on Kyiv, with explosions reported in the capital following air raid warnings. At least two people were injured in the strike. The attack targeted the Dnipro district, damaging private residential buildings, a car service station, and a gas station. Debris struck another private home, and people may be trapped under the rubble. Approximately 12 ballistic missiles, mostly S-400s, were reportedly used. The assault follows a series of Russian attacks on Ukraine, including a strike on an Epicenter hypermarket in the Rivne region on October 20 that caused a large fire.