Overview
- Russian drone and missile attacks on Sept. 10–11 struck a shopping centre in Pavlohrad and multiple petrol stations in Kyiv, killing civilians and causing scores of injuries, local and national officials reported.
- Ukrainian authorities said the Pavlohrad mall strike left at least five dead and 67 wounded while Kyiv’s mayor reported two people killed and several dozen injured in separate hits on fuel stations.
- The Ukrainian Air Force reported Russia launched roughly 161 attack drones overnight, and Ukraine responded with long‑range strikes into Russia that Kyiv says hit a Siberian refinery more than 3,000 km away.
- Russia’s Defence Ministry said it intercepted 777 Ukrainian drones over Russian regions overnight, a claim that underscores the growing scale of reciprocal drone campaigns on both sides.
- Ukrainian leaders have publicly demanded immediate deliveries of more air‑defence systems and interceptors to protect civilians and keep fuel and food supply chains functioning this winter.