Number injured in Russian attacks on Kyiv rises to 57, with 7 killed

A total of 57 people have been injured in Russian attacks on Kyiv so far on 25 September, and seven people have been killed.

Source: Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko

Quote: "The number of people injured in enemy attacks on Kyiv on 25 September has risen to 43."

Update: Klitschko later reported that the death toll from Russian attacks on Kyiv had risen to seven, while the number injured had increased to 46.

At 19:39, he said that that number had risen to 57.

Details: Initially, the mayor said that medics had taken 25 people to hospital, including two children.

Five deaths and 43 injuries had also been reported.

Background:

• Russian forces continued to attack Kyiv with drones throughout 25 September. Earlier reports said 31 people were injured in the capital, with 15 of them, including two children, receiving inpatient treatment in Kyiv hospitals.
• Five Kyiv residents, including one child, were killed in the attacks. An administrative building belonging to the High Council of Justice was damaged by a Russian drone strike.
• An office building in Kyiv's Solomianskyi district was damaged in a daytime Russian drone attack in which four people were killed and several others injured.

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