Russia strikes Ukraine's Kyiv in fresh wave of attacks
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On Wednesday morning, Russia carried out an attack on the Ukrainian capital, Kiev, damaging buildings and warehouses in various parts of the city, Mayor Vitaly Klitschko said on Telegram. There are initial reports of casualties. The Russians are also attacking the Dnieper.
Russia strikes Ukraine's Kyiv in fresh wave of attacks
Russia struck the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv in the early hours of Wednesday, damaging buildings and warehouses across the city, Mayor Vitali Klitschko said on Telegram, as Moscow keeps up nearly daily round-the-clock attacks.
Explosions were heard in Kiev and Dnipro after an air alert was issued due to the threat of ballistic strikes. The alert in the capital and a number of Ukrainian regions was issued at around 03:09. The Ukrainian Air Force warned: “Threat of the use of ballistic weapons from Bryansk and from the south. Ballistic missile towards Kiev. In the direction of Dnipro.” Shortly after the announcement of the movement of missiles towards the capital, a ser…
A series of strikes continues in Kiev, the Kiev region and Dnepropetrovsk
A series of strikes continues in Kiev, the Kiev region and Dnepropetrovsk. Ukrainian monitoring resources reported several ballistic missiles in the direction of Kiev, Brovary and Vasilkov, as well as three missiles in the direction of...
Russia attacks Kiev with ballistic missiles On the <p>night of October 7, Kiev was attacked with ballistic missiles and probably Zircons. The Air Force reported the threat at 3:12 a.m.</p>
Explosions were heard in the early hours of Wednesday in Kiev, where Ukrainian forces were on alert for a Russian ballistic missile attack, an AFP journalist reported. In a statement late last night, President Volodymyr Zelensky warned of the risk of a “massive attack” by Russia on the capital, which has been under daily airstrikes. Ukrainian authorities have accused […] Ukraine: Explosions in the capital Kiev at dawn
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