The Russian military has once again launched drone strikes on Kyiv, resulting in injuries.

"Two individuals were injured, one of whom was hospitalized in the Dnipro district after debris fell from a house on the water. The house was damaged as a result of the debris fall. Emergency services are currently on the scene," - wrote Kyiv's Mayor Vitali Klitschko on Telegram.

According to reports from the Kyiv Regional Military Administration, the debris from downed drones landed in the Dnipro district of the capital, causing damage to a non-residential infrastructure facility.

In total, the administration reports that three people were injured, with two requiring medical assistance.

The day before, Russian military forces struck Ukrainian territory with a record number of drones. According to the Ukrainian Air Forces, on Tuesday night, Russia attacked Ukraine with 188 Shahed-type attack drones. This is noted to be the highest number in a single night since the beginning of the war. Some drones were shot down; however, several managed to hit infrastructure targets. In particular, Russian pro-military bloggers reported a strike on a railway station in Zhytomyr. In the Kyiv region, it is reported that more than 10 UAVs were shot down. Debris from the downed drones damaged private homes, apartment buildings, power lines, and garages, but there were no casualties.