Three of the dead were killed when a strike hit a shop in Kyiv's Solomianskyi district, according to the National Police of Ukraine. Two others were injured in that attack.
Late in the evening, Russian forces struck a residential building in the capital's Desnianskyi district. According to the State Emergency Service, a drone hit the 12-story building, causing partial destruction. The bodies of two of the dead were found in one of the damaged apartments, and four more people were injured, two of them children.
Energy Minister Denys Shmyhal confirmed a strike on one of the city's key energy facilities. According to the Kyiv city administration, power outages halted trains on all three metro lines and part of the surface transport routes. Train service resumed with longer intervals, and the energy company DTEK reported emergency outages. Kyivvodokanal warned of an emergency drop in water pressure in several districts.
In a comment to AFP, Klitschko said Kyiv residents who have friends and relatives outside the city should consider a temporary departure, but stressed he would not call for a full evacuation.
Russia also struck the Odesa region. According to Oleh Kiper, head of the Odesa regional military administration, an animal shelter was hit and one dog was killed. In a nearby parking lot, 14 cars burned and 13 more were damaged.
The Rivne region was also hit: one of the region's civilian enterprises was damaged, according to Oleksandr Koval, head of the Rivne regional military administration.
The new strikes came a day after Russia's deadliest attack on Ukraine in the past month. As of the morning, in the town of Pryluky in the Chernihiv region alone, where a missile hit a five-story residential building, 22 people were killed, five of them children. Fifty-four people were injured, including seven children, and rescue workers were continuing to clear the rubble.
Ukrainian Interior Minister Ivan Vyhovsky said that Russian strikes on Ukraine on October 7 killed at least 28 people in total.