Russian forces resume drone attacks on Ukraine’s Kyiv region for a second day, damaging homes and other infrastructure. Multiple reports say the strikes hit apartment buildings and residential houses as well as warehouses and storage depots, with damage reported across several sites.

The outlets describe the attacks as part of an ongoing campaign targeting air defences and civilian areas. Some coverage also cites Moscow’s stated aim to wear down Ukraine’s air-defence capabilities and affect morale, though sources do not provide independent verification of this intent.

One outlet provides specific damage figures, reporting 14 warehouses, 16 private houses, three apartment buildings and 16 vehicles affected. Other reports focus more generally on the breadth of targets and the resumption of attacks rather than precise totals, but they align on the overall pattern: repeated drone strikes across the Kyiv region.