Overview

• Officials reported 62 people injured in Kharkiv and 72 across Kharkiv, Kherson and Dnipropetrovsk oblasts after the latest wave of attacks.
• All 57 patients from the struck Kharkiv medical facility were transferred to another hospital for examinations, with many assessed for acute stress reactions.
• State Emergency Service teams, including bomb disposal experts and psychologists, are working at the Kharkiv sites alongside police and medical staff.
• Regional authorities said munitions damaged a hospital, an educational institution, industrial sites, homes, power lines and dozens of vehicles, with some injuries caused by shattered glass.
• Russian forces used guided aerial bombs and FPV drones in multiple regions, as Zelenskyy prepares to meet US President Donald Trump on October 17 to discuss air defense and long-range strike capabilities.