Kyiv Regional Administration head Mykola Kalashnyk reported that three civilians were injured in a massive overnight drone and missile attack on the region. Meanwhile, Ukrainian Railways announced that a strike on the Fastiv station caused significant changes to suburban train schedules.
Kyiv Regional Administration head Mykola Kalashnyk stated that the enemy launched a massive overnight attack on Kyiv region using drones and missiles, hitting peaceful residential areas. According to him, three civilians were injured. In Vyshhorod district, a woman born in 1979 was hospitalized with shrapnel wounds to her arm, chest and back, as well as a closed cervical spine injury. Another woman, aged 40, suffered a torn cheek wound and received treatment on site.
In Fastiv, a man born in 1983 was injured with a torn wound to his left shin. He did not require hospitalization. Kalashnyk said that all the injured received necessary medical assistance and urged residents to remain in safe places as the attack continues.
Ukrainian Railways reported a targeted strike on railway infrastructure that damaged the Fastiv junction station and suburban rolling stock, according to Ukrzaliznytsia. There were no casualties, but suburban train traffic is significantly disrupted for the day.
The company temporarily restricted services from Kyiv to Motovylivka, from Koziatyn to Kozhanka, and from Myronivka to Fastiv-2. Shuttle operations between Kyiv and Motovylivka have been introduced in place of Kyiv–Fastiv-1 routes.
Regional train No. 892 Fastiv–Slavutych will now operate between Boyarka and Slavutych, keeping its schedule unchanged. Services to Zhytomyr and Vasylkiv are temporarily suspended, including trains No. 6491, 7034, 7037, 6042, 6041 and 6046. Traffic between Chernihiv and Slavutych is also suspended — trains No. 6851, 6854, 6853 and 6856.
Ukrainian Railways emphasized that it is maintaining as much service as possible in the region and urged passengers to follow official updates closely.