The aftermath of an overnight jet-powered drone strike that damaged a nine-story residential building and injured eight people in Kyiv’s Dniprovskyi district on September 11, 2026. Photo courtesy of the State Emergency Service of Ukraine/DSNS Kyiv.Russian forces carried out another wave of attacks across Ukraine on September 11, striking Kyiv and its surrounding region, the eastern front near Kharkiv and Kramatorsk, and the southern front in Zaporizhzhia and Kherson. At least three civilians were killed in the Kyiv region and two more in Donetsk Oblast.In Kyiv, a jet-powered drone struck a nine-story residential building in the Dniprovskyi district overnight, sparking a fire and injuring eight people, according to the Kyiv City Military Administration.Russian forces also struck a gas station in the Obolonskyi district twice. The second strike hit emergency workers responding to the first. Two people were killed and up to eight were injured, including a rescuer, city officials said.A consistent pattern in Russian attacks appears to be the targeting of gas stations. This is evident from the large number of destroyed gas stations along the highway from Kyiv to the front. Many are far outside urban or population centers, suggesting that they were deliberately targeted.Another disturbing recurring tactic is the “double tap.” After the initial attack on a target in an urban area, there is often a long delay before a second strike kills emergency workers responding to the first.A drone struck an office building in the Podilskyi district, with no casualties reported. The Gateway Pundit documented similar strikes on the capital during the previous night’s barrage.In Kyiv Oblast, a woman was killed and private homes were damaged in the Vyshhorod district. A drone damaged a hangar in the Obukhiv district, with no injuries reported.A warehouse fire in the Bucha district, also reported in the Kyiv area, began on September 10 and was still being extinguished the following morning. No casualties were reported. A civilian production facility in the Korosten district of Zhytomyr Oblast was also struck, with no casualties.On the eastern front, Russian forces struck five settlements in Kharkiv Oblast, including the regional capital, with guided aerial bombs and several types of drones. A 45-year-old man was killed, while a 49-year-old man and a 76-year-old woman were injured in Zolochiv in the Bohodukhiv district, according to Kharkiv Oblast Military Administration head Oleg Syniehubov and the regional prosecutor’s office. Railway infrastructure was damaged in Barvinkove in the Izium district.Dnipropetrovsk Oblast was struck more than 30 times across four districts, killing one person and injuring 19, including a child, regional authorities reported. Residential buildings, an enterprise, a food warehouse, garages, and vehicles were damaged in Dnipro. A 53-year-old woman was injured in the Nikopol district, while an agricultural enterprise was damaged in the Kamianske district.In Kramatorsk, Donetsk Oblast, a city battered by recent strikes, Russian forces struck a residential area with a guided aerial bomb, damaging 21 homes and a vehicle and killing two men. One victim was a homeowner buried beneath the rubble of his destroyed house, Ukraine’s State Emergency Service reported.Separately, a Russian drone struck an ambulance in the village of Yasnohirka, killing a medic and injuring two others.On the southern front, Zaporizhzhia Oblast was struck 896 times across 59 settlements over 24 hours, including 26 airstrikes. Five people, including two children, were injured, and authorities received 83 reports of property damage, according to Oblast Military Administration head Ivan Fedorov.In Kherson Oblast, Russian drone and artillery strikes hit 43 settlements and injured nine people, regional officials reported.In Kirovohrad Oblast, a Russian drone strike damaged a farm in the Oleksandriia district, setting vehicles and dry grass on fire and injuring three people. Two of the injured were hospitalized, according to Oblast Military Administration head Andrii Raikovych.In Mykolaiv Oblast, an FPV drone damaged an outbuilding in the Snihurivka community of the Bashtanka district. Four additional FPV drone strikes hit the Halytsynivka and Ochakiv communities in the Mykolaiv district, with no casualties reported.In Odesa, a Russian drone strike on September 10 destroyed a warehouse used by a volunteer organization to store humanitarian aid and injured two people, according to Oblast Military Administration head Oleg Kiper. The attack echoed the destruction this outlet documented following an earlier Kyiv strike.Ukraine’s General Staff reported that Russian forces lost approximately 1,490 personnel over the previous 24 hours, bringing the cumulative losses estimated by the General Staff to more than 1.5 million since the February 2022 invasion. Ukrainian military losses for the period were not disclosed.Russia’s Defense Ministry does not publish figures for its own military deaths. It has not issued a comprehensive official casualty count since the war began. Its last isolated admission came in January 2023, when it acknowledged that 89 Russian personnel had been killed in Makiivka. Its daily and weekly bulletins report only claimed Ukrainian losses, not Russia’s own.On the diplomatic front, the European Commission approved a €6.1 billion ($7.1 billion) tranche from the European Union’s €90 billion Ukraine Support Loan on September 11. The funds will be used to purchase drones and PAC-3 interceptor missiles for Ukraine’s Patriot air defense systems.European Commissioner for Defense Andrius Kubilius said the funding does not guarantee immediate delivery because of a global shortage of Patriot interceptors. Ukraine anticipates renewed Russian strikes on its energy grid during the winter.Ukraine’s Agriculture Ministry reported that the country had exported 630,000 tons of agricultural products through alternative road, rail, and Danube River routes since the beginning of September. The volume represented roughly 40 percent of full logistics capacity, up from 33 percent in August, Agriculture Minister Taras Vysotskyi said. Russia continues to blockade Black Sea shipping lanes.The post Ukraine Field Report: Russia Kills Three in Kyiv Region, Two in Kramatorsk in Nationwide Barrage appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.