US EditionKyiv rescuers find more bodies as death toll from latest Russian missile attack climbs to 28
- Rescue workers found more bodies in a collapsed Kyiv apartment after a Russian missile and drone attack overnight Tuesday, raising the death toll to 28.
- The attack came as Russia launched over 440 drones and 32 missiles in a barrage lasting nine hours from midnight until dawn amid the ongoing war in Ukraine.
- The missile struck a residential block in Kyiv's Solomianskyi district, destroying 35 apartments and hollowing out a building section, trapping some residents like Oleksandr Bondarchuk who lost everything.
- Ukrainian President Zelensky left the G7 summit in Canada with new aid, calling diplomacy in 'crisis' and urging allies to support Ukraine's defense and rebuilding after the war.
- The attack underscored the need for increased solidarity and military assistance, while Kyiv declared an official day of mourning, reflecting the human toll and ongoing conflict implications.
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Bodies pulled from rubble as Vlad kills 28 & EU chief issues chilling warning
TWELVE more bodies have been pulled from the rubble after the deadliest Russian strike on Kyiv this year. Vladimir Putin’s overnight blitz on the Ukrainian capital yesterday killed 28 people and injured 134 – as an EU chief warned Europeans to “start learning Russian” unless they step up support for Ukraine. 28 people have been confirmed dead after Tuesday’s overnight blitz APA resident reacts after a Russian missile hit a multi-storey apartment…
Russian stuff blowing up: Dead toll in attack on Kyiv rises to 28
A Russian tank blows up with style. Makes you wonder if they saw the drones coming. That was a close one. Russians see a drone diving at their buggy and bug out. A Russian armored column gets chewed up. Russian drones hit a market in Zaporizhzhia. On...
According to the Ukrainian relief services, the results of the Russian attack on Kiev on 17 June are now 24 dead and 134 wounded. In the nine-storey building destroyed by a missile in the Solomansky district, the rescue workers found the bodies of 19 people.
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Kyiv rescuers find more bodies as death toll from latest Russian aerial attack climbs to 28
Emergency workers have pulled more bodies from the rubble of a nine-story Kyiv apartment building demolished by a Russian missile.
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