Death toll from Russian attack on Kyiv rises to two, with 22 injured

The death toll from a Russian attack on Kyiv on September 23 has risen to two, with 22 people injured, according to a report by Ukrinform.

The update reflects a revised casualty count following the strike, though the report did not specify what weapon or weapons were used in the attack or provide details on the specific areas of the Ukrainian capital that were affected.

Kyiv has periodically faced Russian strikes throughout the war, with attacks on the capital drawing significant attention given its status as Ukraine's largest city and seat of government.

Ukrinform's report did not include additional information on the condition of those injured, the identities of those killed, or ongoing rescue and recovery operations that may be taking place at the site of the attack.

The strike adds to the broader toll of the war on Ukrainian civilians, with attacks on Kyiv and other major cities continuing to be documented by Ukrainian authorities and media throughout the conflict.