Ukrainian air monitoring detected one Russian Shahed-136 reactive drone passing over Radomyshl in Zhytomyr Oblast on the night of 3–4 October at 07:36 UTC. The drone was part of a broader massed Russian attack on Ukrainian territory. Radomyshl lies roughly 80 km northwest of Kyiv. The report came from Telegram channel @war_monitor, a Ukrainian air defense monitoring source.
Radomyshl sits in western Zhytomyr Oblast, an area that has seen repeated Russian drone transits in recent weeks as part of sustained campaigns targeting Kyiv and western Ukraine. Related detections on the same night show a coordinated wave of Shahed-136 drones moving westward across Zhytomyr Oblast—through Liubychiv, Radomyshl, Khoroshiv, and toward Korosten. This pattern suggests Russia is routing strikes via multiple corridors to overwhelm Ukrainian air defenses. The concentration of detections in Zhytomyr Oblast indicates either Kyiv-region targets or deeper penetration toward western Ukrainian infrastructure.
Single source: Telegram channel @war_monitor, a Ukrainian air monitoring outlet. Confidence is moderate (6.0/10) due to single-source reporting and regional-level precision. Cross-confirmation from related events on the same date and trajectory strengthen plausibility. Geotagged drone transit reports from the same channel within minutes of this sighting would raise confidence; independent confirmation from Ukrainian air force official channels would substantially increase it.
Radomyshl is a town in central Zhytomyr Oblast, approximately 80 km northwest of Kyiv on the Teteriv River. It sits on the main northwest approach to Kyiv. The geographic precision is regional rather than site-specific; the drone was detected in transit near the settlement, not striking a defined target there.
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