31 was attacked for the 20th time this month — and the rest of the country, while dialing down the use of more powerful and harder-to-intercept cruise and ballistic missiles.The last combined mass missile and drone attack on Kyiv was nearly two months ago. While on the surface, this may seem like a positive development, for the capital's residents, it is stirring up a sense of unease."I think this is a target practice before winter," 32-year-old Kyiv school teacher Zakhar Shevchuk told the Kyiv Independent "I think there will be missiles, drones — everything combined because there have been no missiles for a long time, but there are a lot of drones."This photograph shows smoke billowing from the International Academy of Personnel Management following a missile attack in Kyiv, Ukraine on Sep.