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Missile event in Ukraine on Mon 19th October 2026

19th October 2026

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On 19 October 2026, in the morning, Russian forces attacked the Solomyanskyi district of Kyiv (coded to Kyiv - Solomyanskyi, Kyiv) with ballistic missiles and drones. At approximately 03:00, debris struck the first floor of a 25-storey residential building, injuring 3 civilians who received medical assistance at the scene. A consultative and diagnostic medical centre sustained damage to more than 200 windows, doors, ceilings, and equipment. Cosmo Multimall sustained damage to its glass facade and the passage between blocks A and B. The Orion publishing office, a fitness club, and a nearby office building were also damaged.

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