Russian troops launch over 20 missiles on Kyiv, including ballistic and cruise missiles, and explosions heard in Kharkiv

In the Sviatoshynsky district, debris also damaged non-residential premises.

 "In the Sviatoshynsky district, fragments of a rocket fell. Four cars are on fire."

Klychko later stated:

"Reportedly, there was falling debris in the Shevchenkivsky district. Emergency personnel are evaluating one person who was injured."

According to him, doctors were also called to the Sviatoshinsky and Shevchenkivsky districts.

At 5:57 a.m., the Kyiv City Military Administration reported that falling debris was recorded in the Holosiivsky, Sviatoshynsky, Dniprovsky, and Shevchenkivsky districts.

Photo: State Emergency Service

Based on the initial data, there have been ignitions.

Latest updates from Mayor Klychko:

• Missile debris fell in Sviatoshynsky district. 4 cars are on fire.
• A non-residential building is on fire in Holosiivsky district.
• In the Sviatoshynsky district, debris fell onto a warehouse.
• There is also a fire in the Shevchenkivky district.

The mayor said a boiler house in the Holosiivsky district was partially destroyed. He also mentioned that the glass entrance to the Sviatoshyn metro station was damaged. Additionally, a kiosk near the underground entrance is currently on fire.

According to the Kyiv City Military Administration, the attack combined cruise and ballistic missiles.

"The missiles made their way into Kyiv via complicated maneuvers from the south. At the same time, the enemy fired KN-24/Iskander-M ballistic missiles over the city and its surrounding areas. Additionally, one drone attack was carried out," the message reads.

The administration announced that the air defense forces successfully destroyed over a dozen cruise missiles, approximately a dozen ballistic missiles, and an attack drone within the airspace of the capital.

"Due to the missile attack in the city, debris landed in the districts of Holosiivsky, Sviatoshynsky, Dniprovsky, and Shevchenkivsky. Initial reports indicate that there were car fires and damage to non-residential buildings," the Kyiv City Military Administration concluded.

"The data on the victims and the destruction are being clarified. As of now, we know about one person who was hospitalized. Still, his life is not in danger," the Kyiv City Military Administration spokesman, Mykhailo Shamanov, reported on the air on the Espresso channel.

Strike on Kharkiv

A blast was heard in the city at 5:30 a.m.

At 6 a.m., Mayor Terekhov wrote:

"There's been a fire at the garden association in the Industrialny district due to a missile strike (the type is yet to be determined). As for any casualties, no information has been received so far."

According to the local military authority, residential property and three other non-residential structures caught fire in the neighborhood association. Fortunately, no injuries were reported.

"A 66-year-old woman was injured as a result of an enemy UAV attack in the Kyivsky region around 1:00 a.m. She refused to be hospitalized. A private house was damaged," the head of the regional military administration Synehubov noted.

Explosions in other cities

At midnight on September 2, residents of Kryvyi Rih reported hearing explosions. According to reporters from Suspilne, the sounds of an explosion were audible in the city.

Additionally, Suspilne received reports of explosions in Poltava at 1 a.m.

As the head of the regional military administration, Filip Pronin, reported on Telegram, the Russians attacked the Poltava region with drones that night.

"The anti-aircraft missile fired at enemy targets. Fortunately, no one was injured," Pronin emphasized.

At the same time, he mentioned that the drone pieces caused damage to the administrative and production buildings of one of the industrial sites.

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As President Volodymyr Zelensky reported, Russia launched more than 160 missiles, 780 anti-aircraft missiles, and 400 drones over Ukraine last week.