The Air Force says Moscow launched 430 drones and 19 missiles. More were killed in Odesa Oblast, while damage to power and other infrastructure facilities is reported across several regions.
A Russian missile left a crater between apartment buildings in Kyiv, while in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, a double tap strike killed an emergency worker as he extinguished a fire from an initial drone attack.
Novhorod-Siverskyi was hit around 15:40, with officials confirming the drone barrage caused injuries of varying severity, including at least one in critical condition.
A 42-year-old woman remains hospitalized with serious injuries after an Iranian-designed Shahed drone struck her house on the night of 20 October, while she and her family were inside.
For the first time, Russian forces struck the city from occupied territory with a guided aviation bomb reaching 130 km, injuring five and destroying infrastructure.
Emergency power cuts across seven regions lasted during the morning, leaving millions of Ukrainian without electricity, but were lifted later in the day.
The guided bomb explosion injured six people and caused serious damage inside a Kharkiv hospital. Suburban trains were also disrupted in Kirovohrad Oblast due to infrastructure damage.
While Israel and Hamas negotiate a pause in hostilities, Russian forces intensify strikes across Ukraine, hitting civilians and energy infrastructure with unprecedented volume.