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At least six people were killed in Russian attacks carried out overnight in several regions of Ukraine, while large areas of Kyiv were left without electricity.

The offensives took place on October 14, 2026, and affected several regions of the country. The available information does not specify a complete list of the areas hit.

The reported death toll is at least six. This wording indicates a minimum number and does not make it possible to establish the final total of deaths.

In Kyiv, the attacks disrupted electricity supplies across large parts of the city. The available sources do not provide details on the precise extent of the damage or the duration of the blackout.

The South China Morning Post attributed the information about the casualties and power outages to Ukrainian authorities.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that Ukraine had not received advance warning from its Western allies before a Russian attack on a power plant in Kyiv.

Zelenskyy’s statement about the lack of advance warning was reported by the sources, but could not be independently verified in the available material.

The reports agree on the central elements of the overnight attack, the casualties and the power outages in the capital; the individual targets and the overall extent of the damage, however, remain unspecified.