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UAV event in Ukraine on Wed 23rd September 2026

23rd September 2026

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On 23 September 2026, Russian forces struck Bucha district, Kyiv, with drones. 3 civilians were injured, including a 76-year-old man was injured, who sustained shrapnel wounds and facial abrasions and was in a state of emotional shock and stress, a man, who sustained an open forearm fracture, a laceration above the eyebrow, and a chest contusion, and another man, who sustained a laceration to the forehead. 14 facilities were damaged. They included six private residences, a warehouse, a production and warehouse facility, an administrative facility, the premises of a municipal enterprise, an administrative building, an infrastructure facility, and two passenger cars.

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