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Russian Attacks Kill 24, Destroy Apartment Building in Pryluky

Russian forces conducted large-scale attacks that killed 24 people, according to Ukrainian authorities. One strike destroyed an apartment building in Pryluky. Rescue workers continue to search for residents.

10/08/2026 · Massachusetts edition

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Ukrainian authorities reported Russian forces killed 24 people in large-scale attacks. One strike destroyed an apartment building in Pryluky, prompting ongoing search operations by rescue workers.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky condemned the attacks, characterizing them as "vile."

Rescue teams are actively searching for residents within the damaged apartment building in Pryluky. Officials have not yet released further details regarding the specific locations of other casualties or the types of attacks involved.

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