UN condemns overnight strikes that killed at least 19 in Ukraine's Pryluky, local officials say
This story has been updated: Update: UN rights chief says Russian strikes killed at least 85 civilians in Ukraine since Oct. 5 Oct. 9, 2026
Oct. 7, 2026 — Overnight Russian strikes killed at least 19 people in Pryluky in Ukraine's Chernihiv region, including five children, three of them babies, and injured at least 50, local authorities said, according to the UN. About 25 more were reportedly killed in Kremenchuk, Kyiv and Oleksandriia. UN Humanitarian Coordinator Matthias Schmale called for an end to attacks on civilians, and the Secretary-General condemned the attacks, his spokesperson said. The UN counted 15,280 civilians killed or injured in Ukraine in the first eight months of the year.
The wall: Russia's account of the strikes and their targets was not included in the UN's report.
Tier: Reported (based on UN News' account of local authorities' figures)
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