Ukraine's capital Kyiv attacked, resulting in 4 deaths and many injuries
On October 8 local time, Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko reported that the Russian military's attack on Kyiv that day had resulted in serious casualties, with a total of 4 people dead and 19 injured, including 2 individuals in critical condition.
According to the report, 13 injured individuals have been sent to various hospitals in Kyiv for inpatient treatment, and the critically injured are receiving intensive medical care.
Earlier that day, the Ukrainian Ministry of Energy reported that the Russian military had attacked the power grid facilities in the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv, causing multiple power outages, with large areas of the city experiencing blackouts and many users affected by unstable electricity supply in some regions. (Reporter: Dong Wei, CCTV)
Russian forces attacked Kyiv on October 8, 2023, resulting in 4 deaths and 19 injuries, with 2 individuals in critical condition. The attack also caused significant power outages across the city, affecting many users. Thirteen injured individuals were hospitalized for treatment following the assault.
- Russian forces attacked Kyiv on October 8, 2023.
- The attack resulted in 4 deaths and 19 injuries, with 2 in critical condition.
- 13 injured individuals were hospitalized for treatment.
- The attack caused significant power outages in parts of Kyiv.
- The Ukrainian Energy Ministry reported damage to the power grid facilities.