Russia Attacks My-Ukraine TV Station in Kyiv During Live Broadcast, Six Injured
On September 8, 2026, a Russian drone struck the headquarters of My-Ukraine television station in Kyiv during a live broadcast, injuring at least six people. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyj and the station confirmed the attack. The incident highlights the escalating violence in the conflict.
Where Sources Diverge
Novinky reports that the attack resulted in at least three dead and 19 injured, while idnes does not specify the total casualty count.
At least three dead and 19 injured.
Six people sustained injuries.
Sources
During Tuesday's Russian attack on Kyiv, the building of the television station 'My-Ukrajina' was also hit, which was live broadcasting. At least six people inside the building sustained injuries. On Tuesday, several locations in the Ukrainian metropolis were hit, including apartment buildings. The total casualty count has risen to at least three dead and 19 injured.
A Russian drone attacked the headquarters of the private news television channel My-Ukraine in Kyiv during the day. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyj and the television station itself reported this. According to them, six people sustained injuries. The station interrupted its broadcast.