Amid smoke and shattered debris in Kyiv , firefighters pulled a frightened dog alive from a building hit by Russian missiles . Its owner had been killed . A second injured dog was later discovered nearby, with Ukrainian reports saying its owner had also died . The Ukrainian capital came under two waves of ballistic missiles overnight into Tuesday, 27 October. A 46-year-old woman was killed and 14 people injured , nine of whom were taken to hospital. Students were among the worst affected after university accommodation , campus buildings and medical facilities near Lisova metro station were struck.
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