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Ukraine: attacks on Lozova, Kyiv, Lymanivka (22 October 2026)

A wave of Russian missile and drone attacks struck multiple Ukrainian locations on 22 October 2026. In Kyiv, overnight ballistic missile strikes killed one person and injured 24, while President Zelensky reported a regional toll of two dead and 34 injured, including five children. A strike on a crowded market in Lozova, Kharkiv region, killed two women and wounded 36 people, according to regional governor Oleh Syniehubov. Separately, a drone strike in the Zhytomyr community injured eight people, and overnight drone attacks in Sumy injured two people and damaged homes.

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  1. Russian missiles kill 1, injure 24 in Kyiv raid, damage metro bridge

    Russian ballistic missiles killed 1 person and injured 24 in Kyiv overnight; Zelensky put a wider toll for Kyiv and the region at 2 dead and 34 hurt, including 5 children.

    Kyiv

  2. Russian strike on Lozova market kills 2, injures 36

    Russian forces hit a crowded market in Lozova, Kharkiv region, killing 2 women and wounding 36 people, up from an earlier count of 34, regional governor Oleh Syniehubov said.

    Lozova · Lymanivka

  3. Zhytomyr drone strike injures 8, revised down from earlier toll of 9

    Ukraine's State Emergency Service said 8 people were hurt when a Russian drone hit a private home in the Zhytomyr community on Thursday, revising a toll of 9 given earlier by regional officials.

    Zhytomyr community · Lozova · Sloviansk

  4. Sumy hit by major Russian drone attack, 2 people hurt

    Russian drones struck three parts of the northeastern Ukrainian city of Sumy overnight, injuring 2 people and damaging homes, regional officials said.

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