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    At least 14 killed, 37 wounded in Russian missile strike on Ukraine, Kyiv says

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    Posted on March 8, 2025

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    Last updated: January 25, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Russian missile and drone attacks in Ukraine's Dobropillia and Kharkiv regions killed 14 and injured 37. Ukrainian forces intercepted some missiles and drones.

    Russian Missile and Drone Attacks Claim Lives in Eastern Ukraine

    KYIV (Reuters) -At least 11 people were killed and 30 wounded, including five children, in Russian missile and drone attacks on Ukraine's eastern city of Dobropillia overnight , Ukrainian Interior Ministry said on Saturday.

    Another three civilians were killed in a drone attack on the Kharkiv region in the northeast, the ministry added.

    The ministry said Russian forces attacked Dobropillia with ballistic missiles, multiple rockets and drones, damaging eight multi-storey buildings and 30 cars.

    "While extinguishing the fire, the occupiers struck again, damaging the fire truck," the ministry said on the Telegram messenger.

    The ministry published photos of partially destroyed buildings engulfed in fire and rescuers removing rubble from the buildings.

    Dobropillia, home to about 28,000 people before the war, is in the Donetsk region of eastern Ukraine, 22 kilometres (13.67 miles) from the front line north of the key hub of Pokrovsk, which the Russian troops have been attacking for weeks.

    The ministry also said at least three were killed and 7 injured in a separate drone attack on Kharkiv region overnight.

    Ukrainian military said Russia attacked Ukraine overnight with two Iskander-M ballistic missiles and one Iskander-K cruise missile as well as 145 drones.

    They said air forces shot down one cruise missile and 79 drones. The military said another 54 drones did not reach their targets likely due to electronic countermeasures.

    (Reporting by Pavel Polityuk; Editing by Kim Coghill and Louise Heavens)

    Key Takeaways

    • •At least 14 people killed in Russian missile and drone attacks.
    • •Dobropillia and Kharkiv regions heavily impacted.
    • •Ukraine's Interior Ministry reports significant damage.
    • •Russian forces used ballistic missiles and drones.
    • •Ukrainian air forces intercepted some attacks.

    Frequently Asked Questions about At least 14 killed, 37 wounded in Russian missile strike on Ukraine, Kyiv says

    1How many people were killed in the Dobropillia attack?

    At least 11 people were killed and 30 wounded, including five children, in the attack on Dobropillia.

    2What types of weapons were used in the attacks?

    Russian forces used ballistic missiles, multiple rockets, and drones in the attacks on Ukraine.

    3What was the response of the Ukrainian military?

    The Ukrainian military reported that they shot down one cruise missile and 79 drones during the attacks.

    4What damage was reported in Dobropillia?

    The attacks damaged eight multi-storey buildings and 30 cars in Dobropillia.

    5What happened during the fire extinguishing efforts?

    While extinguishing the fire, Russian forces struck again, damaging the fire truck.

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