Russian drones strike a school in Kyiv’s Solomianskyi district on Oct. 1, igniting a fire as children and staff are sheltering. Multiple outlets report that Ukrainian authorities say pupils were unhurt and no injuries are reported at the time of publication.

Authorities, including Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko, say the children are in shelters when the impact occurs. One outlet says the drone’s warhead does not explode, while others focus on the fire damage to the school. Several reports also describe additional impacts during the same broader wave of attacks, including strikes on nearby warehouse facilities and, in one account, an important bridge spanning the Dnipro River.

Across the coverage, the main points are consistent: a drone hits a Kyiv school, a blaze follows, and no harm to students is reported. The differences lie in the description of the drone’s warhead and the extent and location of other targets hit during the same period.