Russian attack on Kyiv region injures entire family, including children
Photo: Aftermath of the attack on Kyiv region (t.me/dsns_telegram)
Russia's morning drone attack on Fastiv district in Kyiv region left an entire family without a home, while three children were hospitalized, according to the Head of the Kyiv Regional Military Administration Tymur Tkachenko and the State Emergency Service of Ukraine.
How many people were injured
Five people were injured in the morning strike - two adults and three children. They were all members of one family living in a private house in Fastiv district.
All three children suffered acoustic trauma - an injury caused by a powerful blast wave - as well as an acute stress reaction. The children were immediately hospitalized.
The father suffered thermal burns, a shrapnel wound and a cut to his foot. He was also taken to the hospital. The mother was diagnosed with an acute stress reaction.

Family of four injured in attack on Kyiv region (Photo: https://t.me/dsns_telegram/75053?single)

Family of four injured in attack on Kyiv region (Photo: https://t.me/dsns_telegram/75053?single)

Family of four injured in attack on Kyiv region (Photo: https://t.me/dsns_telegram/75053?single)

Family of four injured in attack on Kyiv region (Photo: https://t.me/dsns_telegram/75053?single)
One private house was completely destroyed, while another was damaged. A car parked nearby was also damaged. The strike sparked fires.
Rescuers have already extinguished the fires.
It was previously reported that the White House is considering the possibility of reaching separate economic and other agreements with Russia even before the war in Ukraine ends.
These could include agreements that Washington might sign with Moscow regardless of whether a full peace deal on Ukraine is reached.
Meanwhile, overnight on September 18, Russian forces launched a massive attack on Konotop in Sumy region.
The attack damaged a school, kindergarten, businesses and dozens of private homes, while part of the city was left without gas and electricity.