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Russia Pounds Kyiv for More than 12 Hours, Killing at Least a Dozen in 6th Straight Day of Attacks

The barrage killed at least 12 people and wounded more than a dozen, including three children, officials said.

  • On Tuesday, Russia bombarded Kyiv and eight other regions for a sixth consecutive day, killing at least 12 people including six railway workers as millions of schoolchildren returned to classes.
  • Consecutive aerial assaults are designed to grind down civilians by disrupting daily life, Ukrainian officials said, employing cruise and ballistic missiles alongside jet-powered drones that prove harder to intercept.
  • Ukrainian drones struck the Novatek-Ust-Luga complex in Leningrad Oblast on Tuesday, extending Ukraine's campaign to hurt Russia's oil sector by igniting a large fire at the port facility.
  • Prime Minister Serhii Koretskyi announced a large-scale audit of Defense Ministry needs on Tuesday, identifying $1.75 billion in savings redirected toward military efforts amid escalating war costs.
  • Estonia and Romania reported separate drone incursions during Tuesday's attacks, prompting NATO fighter jets to scramble as cross-border activity expanded the scope of the aerial campaign beyond Ukraine's borders.
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Russia Pounds Kyiv for 6th Day, Killing 12

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Sixth straight night of Russian strikes hammers Kyiv, killing at least 12

The consecutive aerial assaults are designed to grind down civilians by disrupting daily life, Ukrainian officials have said.

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