Kyiv Oblast: three wounded, energy hit and water cuts in Bila Tserkva
Overnight into 2 November Russian drones hit Kyiv Oblast: wounded in Obukhiv, Brovary and Bila Tserkva districts; homes and an energy facility damaged.

District by district
Overnight into 2 November Russian drones attacked Kyiv Oblast, Suspilne reported citing the regional administration and police.
In Obukhiv district a 34-year-old man suffered a neck shrapnel wound and was hospitalised; four private houses were damaged, a car and trailer burned, another car was hit. In Brovary district a 47-year-old woman was wounded; eight houses, a garage, a car and outbuildings were damaged. In Boryspil district eight houses, a car and a shop were damaged.
Energy and water
In Bila Tserkva district a 60-year-old man was wounded and an energy facility was damaged. Water supply in Bila Tserkva was briefly cut before the utility switched to backup power.
Kyiv Oblast and the capital were among the hardest-hit energy regions that day, with emergency and stabilisation outages.
Wider context
Ukrenergo said hourly outage schedules of 1.5–2.5 queues would apply in parts of the country on 2 November because of mass strikes on energy sites.
Why it matters
Hits on Kyiv Oblast distribution networks quickly disrupt water and transport in the capital region — which is why repairs and air defence around Kyiv remain a winter priority.
Sources
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