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Starting from the very morning 23 of September, the troops of the aggressor country Russia attacked Kyiv with drones. By midday, information indicated two people were killed and 25 injured. This was reported by Kyiv's mayor Vitali Klitschko.
As a result of the attack, the former covered market "Railway" near the Central Railway Station caught fire, according to Suspilne. This building is also known to residents of the capital as the market "Shayba".
In Ukrzaliznytsia they stated that the Kyiv Central Railway Station was not damaged.
According to Klitschko, in the Solomnyansky district drone fragments fell between residential buildings, a fire also occurred at a transport enterprise. Additionally, a drone hit a nine-story non-residential building at the fourth floor level and fell onto a store building.
According to Radio Svoboda, an office center was struck in the Solomiansky district. It is here, journalists claim, that people died.
In the Holosiivskyi district a fire was recorded in warehouse premises, there were hits on a gas station, and drones fell on the roof of a non-residential building and onto the territory of a transport infrastructure facility. One of the drones fell on a four-story business center.
In the Darnytskyi district, preliminary data indicate a strike on a transport infrastructure facility, where there were initially reports of one injured person. The roof of one gas station also caught fire.
At first Klitschko reported three injured people who were hospitalized, two of whom were in serious condition. Later it became known that one of them had died in the hospital. Later the mayor announced two people had been killed as a result of the attack. 17 people are in hospitals.
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