Acting head of the Zaporizhzhia regional military administration Mykhailo Semikin said the strikes hit residential buildings, with one munition landing near an after-school education facility. One person was killed and five others were wounded, including a child, according to Semikin.
Ivan Fedorov, head of the Zaporizhzhia regional defense council, said the facades of several multi-story buildings were damaged. Ukraine's State Emergency Service reported that a police officer was among the injured, and that two apartments in a five-story building and several cars were seriously damaged.
In the Buchansky district of the Kyiv region, warehouse premises caught fire after a drone attack. Three people were injured, two of them hospitalized, according to the State Emergency Service. Search operations continued for a woman who may be trapped under the rubble. The fire was contained.
The Ukrainian Air Force command said Russia launched 136 drones across Ukraine overnight into October 9, of which 114 were shot down by morning.
In Ivano-Frankivsk, one person was killed in the strike, according to preliminary data. A building caught fire, along with dry grass and shrubs in an open area.
The Moscow Times, citing Fedorov, reported that Zaporizhzhia had also come under drone attack the previous evening: one person was killed and 13 were wounded, including three children. One of the drones struck the building of the Zaporizhzhia regional council and hit the Ukrainian coat of arms.
Accounts differ: Current Time and the State Emergency Service reported eight injured in Zaporizhzhia, including a child and a police officer, while The Moscow Times and TV Rain, citing Ukrainian officials, gave figures of five and seven injured respectively.