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Ukraine war: Russian air strikes target Kyiv for third night running
Ukraine war: Russian air strikes target Kyiv for third night running
Explosions shook the Ukrainian capital once again as Russia targeted Kyiv for the third consecutive night, resulting in several buildings catching fire.
Officials stated the fires were caused by debris falling from the explosions, as Ukraine’s air defences successfully intercepted over 20 drones. At least one person has been killed.
In response to another night of drone attacks on Kyiv, Ukraine has responded with attacks on Moscow. There was only minor damage to a few buildings in the Russian capital, and there have been no reports of serious injuries, according to Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin.
The attack on Kyiv saw more than 20 kamikaze drones according to the military administration in Kyiv. So far, one person is reported dead and three others have been injured in a fire in a multi-story building in the southern Holosiivskyi district.
The administration expressed concerns about people being potentially trapped under the rubble as the two upper floors were destroyed. Additionally, in the Darnytskyi district, located across the Dnipro River, two private buildings were set ablaze, and several cars were damaged.
Kyiv Mayor Vitaliy Klitschko described the latest attack as “massive” and urged residents to remain in shelters for their safety. After three hours, the air raid alert was lifted, indicating that the Russian air assault had temporarily ceased. This recent attack marks the 17th assault on the capital since the beginning of May, including a rare daytime attack on Monday.
Kyiv under drone attack barrage for second night
Kyiv under drone attack barrage for second night
Ukraine has come under a fresh wave of drone and missile attacks, primarily targeting the capital of Kyiv. Local authorities confirmed that Ukrainian forces successfully intercepted and destroyed over 40 “aerial targets” above the capital.
Fortunately, there were no casualties in Kyiv, but the falling debris from the drones caused damage to buildings and sparked fires. There were also reports of explosions in the Lviv, Odesa, Vinnytsya and Khmelnytskyy regions.
The latest attack marks the 15th air assault by Russia on Kyiv this month, with the second consecutive intense overnight attack.
In the Khmelnytskyy region, a military airfield suffered significant damage, including five aircraft and the runway, according to regional authorities.
On Sunday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky commended the country’s air defence forces following the largest drone attack Kyiv has experienced since the war began.
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