Kiev Has Become a Frontline City Due to Air Attacks that Have Intensified Since Late August, The Guardian Reports
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Ukrainians in the capital Kiev are already used to the unpredictability of life in wartime conditions - air raid alerts, rockets, power outages and periods of extreme cold due to Russian attacks on power plants. But the mass appearance of "shahed" jet drones in late August, along with an increase in the number of Russian rocket hits, brought a new level of fear and destruction. Russia's increased capacity to strike deep into its territory, combi…
The Russian Federation's constant high-precision strikes on energy and storage have turned Kiev into a front-line zone, writing Guardian, and against the background of future frostbite and round-the-clock blackouts, the Kievs are in panic buying generators, spare batteries, and preparing for evacuation.
During the week from September 20 to 24, 54 air alarms with a total duration of almost 60 hours were sounded in the capital.
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