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Ukraine war situation update | 22 – 28 August 2026

Country: Ukraine Source: Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Ukraine Conflict Monitor Update Russia strains Ukraine’s air defenses with jet-powered drones, while European support for Ukraine strengthens. 1, 821 conflict events 5% decrease compared to last week 203 incidents of violence targeting civilians 3% increase compared to last week At least 113 civilians killed by targeted violence 4% decrease compared to last week 1, 155 air- and drone strikes 2% increase compared to last week 199 shelling events 23% decrease compared to last week 453 armed clashes 12% decrease compared to last week 211 Russian attacks on civilian infrastructure 7% increase compared to last week Number of events and change compared to last week (per target): Education: 15 events Healthcare: 11 events Energy: 37 events Residential: 186 events After Russia scaled up its production of jet-powered drones, Ukraine is now facing a fivefold increase in the use of drones that are faster and harder to intercept. On 28 August, a jet-powered Geran-4 drone hit a Ukrainian ammunition depot near residential areas in the village of Myla in the Kyiv region, killing 38 civilians, including all residents of a retirement home, and damaging residential infrastructure through secondary detonations. The event highlights the vulnerabilities that arise from placing military infrastructure in proximity to civilians. Moreover, it reiterates Ukraine’s constant struggle to adapt its air defenses to defend against Russia’s scalable drone and missile production and its concentrated attacks aimed at Kyiv city and region, and the Odesa region. As Russian-linked sabotage attempts across Europe increase, and Russia refuses a ceasefire in Ukraine, European Union member states are revising the political and financial outlook of their support for Ukraine. At least four member states called on the EU to resume talks of using Russia’s frozen assets for much-needed financial support for Ukraine after previous proposals were resisted by Belgium on the grounds of insufficient legal guarantees. Even governments that were previously wary of heightening tensions, such as Germany, appear more willing to raise the costs for Russia’s continuation of the war in Ukraine and its increasingly daring attacks on military and critical infrastructure in Europe. 24 Aug. Chernihiv — A Russian drone strike on critical and residential infrastructure injures 26 civilians in Chernihiv city 25 Aug. Krasnodar, Russia — A Ukrainian drone attack on a Turkish dry cargo ship in the Tuapse port injures five crew members 28 Aug. Kyiv — A Russian drone strike on a Ukrainian ammunition depot near residential areas kills 38 civilians and injures at least 52 in Myla

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