Russian Strike on Kyiv Energy Site Kills Two and Wounds 21
Russian ballistic missiles struck Kyiv’s CHP-4 power plant and a nine-story residential building late on Oct. 13. Officials said at least two people died and 21 were injured, including an eight-year-old child. President Volodymyr Zelensky said Ukraine received no advance warning from Western partners for the second consecutive night.
Late on Oct. 13, Russian ballistic missiles hit Kyiv’s CHP-4 plant and a nine-story apartment block. Officials counted two dead and 21 injured, including an eight-year-old. Sixteen people were hospitalized, four seriously. In Desnianskyi district, fire spread through flats from the first to eighth floors. Mayor Vitali Klitschko said a second body was recovered by early Oct. 14. (58? count: Late1 on2 Oct3 13,4 Russian5 ballistic6 missiles7 hit8 Kyiv’s9 CHP-4 10 plant11 and12 a13 nine-story14 apartment15 block16. Officials17 counted18 two19 dead20 and21 21? "21 injured" 22? including23 an24 eight-year-old25. Sixteen26 people27 were28 hospitalized29, four30 seriously31. In32 Desnianskyi33 district34, fire35 spread36 through37 flats38 from39 the40 first41 to42 eighth43 floors44. Mayor45 Vitali46 Klitschko47 said48 a49 second50 body51 was52 recovered53 by54 early55 Oct.56 14.57. Good 57.
Second: President Volodymyr Zelensky said the attack occurred near 10:40 p.m. and struck a major energy facility. He said no advance warning came from Western partners for a second consecutive night. The Ukrainian Air Force confirmed no alert arrived through usual partner channels. Adviser Dmytro Lytvyn said this happened two nights running, with military and intelligence services investigating why. Count: President1 Volodymyr2 Zelensky3 said4 the5 attack6 occurred7 near8 10:40 9 p.m.10 and11 struck12 a13 major14 energy15 facility16. He17 said18 no19 advance20 warning21 came22 from23 Western24 pa