This month is set to become the worst month for Kyiv 🇺🇦 since 2022, with more than 155 strikes already recorded
▫️January 2026 - 109 strikes
▫️February 2026 - 51 strikes
▫️March 2026 - 21 strikes
▫️April 2026 - 32 strikes
▫️May 2026 - 90 strikes
▫️June 2026 - 83 strikes
▫️July 2026 - 111 strikes
▫️August 2026 - 113 strikes
▫️September 2026 - 155 strikes
Strikes include Kyiv city and oblast. Total = ~665
There have been fewer missile strikes than in August and July, which can be explained by the fact low-cost Geran-4/5 and Banderol can reach the city. Russia is probably stockpiling missiles for winter strikes.
Recent targets in Kyiv :
▫️Warehouses
▫️Data centers
▫️Airports
▫️Gas stations/train stations
▫️Military/civilian industry
This month is set to become the worst month for Kyiv 🇺🇦 since 2022, with more than 155 strikes already recorded
▫️January 2026 - 109 strikes
▫️February 2026 - 51 strikes
▫️March 2026 - 21 strikes
▫️April 2026 - 32 strikes
▫️May 2026 - 90 strikes
▫️June 2026 - 83 strikes
▫️July 2026 - 111 strikes
▫️August 2026 - 113 strikes
▫️September 2026 - 155 strikes
Strikes include Kyiv city and oblast. Total = ~665
There have been fewer missile strikes than in August and July, which can be explained by the fact low-cost Geran-4/5 and Banderol can reach the city. Russia is probably stockpiling missiles for winter strikes.
Recent targets in Kyiv :
▫️Warehouses
▫️Data centers
▫️Airports
▫️Gas stations/train stations
▫️Military/civilian industry
Absolutely huge explosion in Kyiv just now, and subsequent most distant blasts. Lots of chatter about a long night of ballistic threats. Dangers constant these days. At times, Kyiv feels like a front line city. People say it's more dangerous than Kharkiv at the moment.
RFE/RL takes apart a Russian Geran-4 drone to uncover what makes the jet-powered unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) faster, harder to intercept, and capable of operating deep inside Ukraine -- from its turbojet engine and advanced camera to foreign-made communications and navigation components. @cxemu@radiosvoboda
Ukraine's middle strike campaign has faded from the headlines since the days of the "logistics lockdown," but this domain remains key for the front line. Despite Russian countermeasures, Ukraine's best drone units are keeping the pressure on.
My story:
kyivindependent.com/inside-t…
Moving around Kyiv while the city is under attack is a surreal experience. Talk from New York of diplomatic discussions feels like a total abstraction. In 6 weeks, the constant alerts have become Kyiv’s new reality.
It'll get lost amongst the other 3 steps taken by the Netanyahu govt against the UK but the British Support Team (BST) in Ramallah now being expelled will be sorely missed. BST was the primary deputy to the (old) US Security Coordinator mission - coordinating with the IDF & training the PA Security Forces.
Not that this Israeli govt cares, but this mission has - for nearly 2 decades - helped maintain security/stability on the West Bank.
June 29, 2014. A split screen day. Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi declares the ISIS caliphate in Mosul while Dolly Parton conquers Glastonbury with love. I watched from Baghdad and never felt more in need of Dolly Parton’s goodness and generosity of spirit
Despite appearances, not a story about how Russia spoiled my holiday. Three days in Odesa in the middle of a summer of attacks out at sea and along the coast. piped.video/JNpVo-sz2tI?si=cKNL… via @YouTube
Ukraine and Russia attempt to strangle each other at sea. Which means plenty of hardship for the long-suffering people of Odesa bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cy8e…
“I was just having a nap, wondering how I would spend the afternoon,” Andrii said, surveying the wreckage of the home and garden he built “Now I know.” A totally random victim of Russia’s attacks on Odesa
84-year Andrii managed to salvage his passport after a Russian missile brought his house down on him this afternoon. Physically unscathed and surprisingly sanguine. “I’m sure they didn’t mean to kill me.” Why so humorous? “I’m from Odesa.”