Kyiv

Today, September 11, reports came in from Kyiv that a Russian drone had struck gas stations in two districts of the city.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that Russian troops had been deliberately targeting gas stations in Kyiv throughout the day.

A 9-story residential building caught fire in Kyiv’s Dnipro district as a result of an enemy attack. Eight people are known to have been injured.

Updated safety rules have been implemented in Kyiv starting today. Specifically, the duration of the curfew has been shortened, the operating schedule for public transportation has been changed, and other restrictions have been introduced.

In Kyiv's Desnyanskyi District, after debris from a drone fell near a 16-story residential building, there were initial reports of a possible car fire.

In the Dnipro district of Kyiv, a drone strike caused a fire in a 9-story apartment building. The total number of casualties as of September 9 rose to 16, including two children.

The T-shirts bearing the slogan “Kyiv Regime,” which attracted attention on social media, were merely a public element during the negotiations with Witkoff and Kushner.

On the night of September 8, Russian troops attacked Kyiv with ballistic weapons. The attack caused damage to residential buildings; five people are reported to have been killed and 26 wounded.

Kyiv patrol officers captured footage of the moment a Russian missile struck and the first few minutes following the attack on the capital.

On Tuesday, September 8, Russian troops launched a drone strike on the building housing the "We Are Ukraine" TV channel, which was broadcasting the "United News" telethon. There were casualties as a result of the enemy attack.