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Russian missile attack on Kyiv injures six

Russian missile attack on Kyiv injures six

Russian ballistic missiles struck several sites in Kyiv late on Oct.

21, injuring six people.

The attack damaged a car service station and residential buildings in the Dniprovsky district, and missiles hit near transport infrastructure in the Darnitsky district.

Officials warned people might be trapped under rubble after debris hit a home.

The strikes came amid an intensifying Russian missile and drone campaign against Kyiv, following deadly drone attacks in the city on Oct.

20 and 21.

The wider conflict has also taken a growing toll on civilians: the U.N. Human Rights Office said more than 400 civilians were killed or injured each week in Ukraine on average during the first eight months of 2026.

Ukraine and Russia have expressed support for peace talks, while U.S. President Donald Trump said a deal to end the war might be closer than before.

The sources give no details of what happens next in Kyiv or when any negotiations might take place.

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Vitali KlitschkoKyiv mayor
There may be people trapped under the rubble.
via Kyiv Independent
VladyslavKyiv resident
When the explosion happened, our windows were blown out.
via Kyiv Independent
Volodymyr ZelenskyUkrainian president
We hope that Russia—which has stated many times that it is ready for a meeting in one format or another—will follow through.
via Kyiv Independent
Donald TrumpU.S. president
maybe now the closest we've been
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