Ukraine Under Fire

Footage shows a Ukrainian rescuer carrying a child out of a residential building destroyed by a Russian strike. According to the latest information provided by the source, five people have been killed and at least 25 others injured in the attack. Emergency crews continue working at the site, searching the damaged building and assisting those affected.

Footage shows a Russian Geran-5 strike drone hitting the Inkom business center in Kyiv at close range to civilians. The video highlights the large size of the unmanned aircraft as it approaches the building before the impact. The exact damage and number of casualties resulting from the strike have not been independently verified.

Footage shows the moment an FPV drone struck an area in Sumy today. According to the available information, no one was injured in the incident. The video captures the impact and the immediate aftermath of the strike in the city. The exact location and circumstances of the attack have not been independently verified.

Russia launched a mass drone attack on Zaporizhzhia overnight on September 21, damaging residential buildings, a shopping center and three buildings of Zaporizhzhia National University. The third university building suffered the most severe damage after a direct drone strike caused a large part of the historic structure to burn. The building dates back to the beginning of the 20th century and is recognized as a local architectural heritage site. A fire covering about 2,300 square meters also broke out at a shopping center. Six people were injured in the attack.

New footage circulating online shows the moments of strikes on warehouse facilities in the village of Pohreby, Kyiv Oblast, during Russia’s attack on August 31. Ukrainian authorities confirmed that warehouse buildings were damaged in the Brovary district, while a large fire broke out at the site. The number of people injured in Pohreby later increased to eight, according to the Kyiv Regional Military Administration.

New footage from Boryspil shows the aftermath of the Russian attack on the city on September 1. A five-storey residential building was damaged during the overnight missile and drone strike, while vehicles caught fire in a nearby parking area. The video also includes a firsthand account from a local resident whose sister’s apartment was severely damaged in the attack. According to her account, her sister and child were taken to hospital, while her sister’s husband underwent surgery.

Surveillance camera footage reportedly captures the moment a Russian jet-powered Shahed drone struck a parking area in Vyshneve, Kyiv Oblast. The footage, published by local Telegram channels, shows the impact near civilians and vehicles. Additional footage from the strike has also appeared online. According to the accompanying reports, a woman survived the attack. Details of the damage and any other casualties are still being clarified.

A Russian strike drone hit a shopping mall in Kryvyi Rih on August 21, causing a fire and significant damage to the building. According to preliminary reports, at least two people were killed and 12 others injured in the attack. Footage from the scene shows the aftermath of the strike, including damaged areas of the shopping center and the response of emergency services. The number of casualties may be updated as rescue operations continue.

Russia launched a large-scale overnight attack on Kyiv using drones together with ballistic and cruise missiles, causing widespread damage across the capital. Residential buildings, civilian infrastructure and multiple districts were affected, with emergency crews continuing rescue operations at collapsed structures. According to Ukrainian authorities, at least 18 people were killed and nearly 90 were injured as of the latest official updates. The attack caused fires, partial building collapses and extensive destruction, while rescue teams searched for people trapped beneath the rubble.

A dashcam recording captured the moment of an attack in the historic part of Zaporizhzhia, showing an explosion occurring extremely close to a moving vehicle, reportedly just about a metre away. The footage shows the driver continuing along the road as the blast happens nearby, highlighting how close the impact was to civilian traffic during the strike on the city’s central area. The incident is described as part of a wider attack affecting Zaporizhzhia, with the video circulating online as visual evidence of the proximity of the explosion to passing vehicles in an urban environment.