In the night to 30 September Russia hit Kyiv and its region with ballistic missiles and 188 drones: two women died in the capital and a child in Vyshhorod.
In the night to 30 September Russia again attacked Kyiv and the surrounding region with ballistic missiles and drones. The first powerful explosions rang out in the capital shortly before 3 a.m., with more around 3:40 a.m. Two women were killed in the city, and in Vyshhorod, in the Kyiv region, rescuers found the body of a child under the rubble of a house. Volunteers Support Ukraine extends its condolences to the families of those killed.

According to the Air Force, Russia launched 188 drones, 86 of them jet-powered, along with Zircon, Onyx and Iskander missiles. Air defence shot down or suppressed 5 missiles and 155 drones. The Kyiv region was the main target; four energy facilities in the city and region were attacked, and parts of Kyiv saw electricity and water supply problems.

In Kyiv's Sviatoshynskyi district two women were killed and about a dozen homes were damaged; according to city authorities and the State Emergency Service, at least four Kyiv residents were injured. In the Podilskyi district a non-residential building and a warehouse caught fire, and the Pechersk district had power problems. In Vyshhorod, besides the child's death, a man and a woman were injured and another child was pulled from the rubble in acute stress. In the Bucha district three private homes, 11 cars and two warehouses were damaged.

The capital has now been under attack for several nights in a row. NGO Volunteers Support Ukraine keeps helping people affected by the war within the resources it has.