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A Russian strike on Kyiv on 28 August killed at least 25 people, including four children, and collapsed an apartment block, city authorities said, and also damaged the EU delegation. [1] By the end of August, HRMMU had verified 14,116 civilians killed and 36,481 injured in Ukraine since February 2022. [1][2] A mass attack on western Ukraine on 21 August hit a US-owned electronics plant in Mukachevo, where regional authorities said 23 people were injured. [1] DeepState reported a Russian push toward the Dobropillia-Kramatorsk road on 11 August, and in eastern Poland a drone that the defence minister called Russian exploded in a field near Osiny on 20 August. [1][2] Ukrainian drones struck the Druzhba pipeline's Unecha pumping station on 21 August, disrupting flows to Hungary and Slovakia, and Hungary's foreign minister Peter Szijjarto called it an attack on Hungary's sovereignty. [1] Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin met in Alaska on 15 August without announcing a ceasefire or deal, and three days later President Zelensky and seven European leaders met Trump at the White House on security guarantees. [1][2] Prisoner exchanges continued, with 84 people swapped each way on 14 August and, according to Russia's defence ministry, 146 prisoners of war each on 24 August. [1][2]
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