Russian Missile and Drone Attack on Kyiv Kills Two, Injures Six

A Russian missile and drone attack on Kyiv overnight on September 24 killed two people and injured six others, with debris falling in multiple districts and causing fires and building damage. The attack also struck Odesa, damaging medical, educational, and residential buildings. In Kyiv, debris hit a parking lot near a maternity hospital in the Podil district, killing one person and damaging the facility's windows and facade. A clinical diagnostic center was also damaged, and a non-residential building caught fire. In Solomensky district, three people were injured as warehouse fires spread to a basement, while in Dnipro district, a courtyard strike damaged an administrative building and three homes, one of which was destroyed. Another person was injured in Darnytsky district. Train service on the Kyiv City Express was temporarily suspended due to the repeated threat of attacks. Photos shared online show a missile fragment entering a dormitory window and an unexploded Iskander missile piece in a courtyard. Earlier reports indicated no food shortages are expected in Ukraine despite the strikes, though prices may rise.