US EditionThree killed in wave of Russian strikes across Kyiv, officials say
- On Friday, Ukrainian authorities reported four people were killed in an overnight strike on Kyiv, which President Volodymyr Zelensky called a deliberately calculated assault on civilians and infrastructure.
- In recent months, Russia has intensified strikes on infrastructure and homes, hitting other regions of Ukraine but primarily targeting the capital Kyiv, officials said.
- Ukraine said attackers launched around 430 drones and 18 missiles, deploying guided bombs across regions while Iskander fragments damaged the Azerbaijan embassy.
- Tymur Tkachenko said emergency crews responded and at least 27 people were injured, with 15 hospitalized including one man critical and a pregnant woman; falling debris damaged high‑rise apartments, a school and a medical facility, and power and water outages are possible.
- European Union officials warned this week that Ukraine must crack down on corruption while assuring that aid to Ukraine will continue; Russia's FSB security service said on Friday it thwarted a Ukrainian plot, Reuters could not independently verify the claim.
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Children and pregnant woman among those injured in deadly Russian attack targeting all of Kyiv’s districts
Russia launched one of its largest missile and drone attacks on Kyiv in months on Thursday night, Ukrainian authorities said, triggering fires and damage across the capital.
Kiev, Ukraine. At least six people died and more than 30 were injured this Friday after a new series of Russian drone and missile attacks on several Ukrainian cities, whose epicenter was the capital, Kiev. Authorities denounced a “massive and calculated” operation directed against civilian population and critical infrastructure. President Volodimir Zelenski reported that in Kiev alone four deaths were recorded, while two other people lost their …
In Ukraine and Russia, several people have died again after drone attacks. In Novorossiysk, the export of oil was stopped for the time being. This has no major impact on the Russian economy.
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