US Edition4 killed in Kyiv after a Russian missile and drone attack across Ukraine, mayor says
- On June 6, 2025, Russian missiles and drones attacked Kyiv, killing four people and injuring 20, according to city officials.
- The attack followed warnings from Russian President Vladimir Putin conveyed through U.S. President Donald Trump after Ukrainian drones destroyed Russian strategic bombers last weekend.
- Multiple explosions damaged metro tracks, residential buildings caught fire, and rescue workers searched rubble in several Kyiv districts including Solomyanskyi.
- Mayor Vitali Klitschko reported that rescue efforts were ongoing at multiple locations and noted that the number of fatalities might increase as 16 of the 20 injured have been hospitalized.
- The strike disrupted Kyiv's metro transport and sparked fires, indicating escalating hostilities with potential for further civilian harm and infrastructure damage.
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Russia pummels Kyiv in apparent retaliation for drone assault - Hawaii Tribune-Herald
KYIV, Ukraine — Russia on Friday launched one of the largest barrages of missiles and drones of the war at targets across Ukraine, killing at least four people and damaging buildings nationwide, in what Moscow suggested was retaliation for Ukraine’s recent audacious assault on Russian strategic bomber bases.
Russia pummels Kyiv with aerial bombardment in retaliation for Ukraine drone strikes
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Aftermath of deadly Russian attacks across Ukraine show damage
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Friday's strikes killed at least four people and injured dozens. The attacks targeted the capital, Kyiv, the Ternopil region in the northwest of the country, and the city of Lutsk.
Four killed, 80 wounded in intense Russian air attacks on Ukraine
Russia launched an intense missile and drone barrage at the Ukrainian capital Kyiv in the early hours of Friday, killing four people, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said, as powerful explosions reverberated across the country. The attacks followed a warning from Russian President Vladimir Putin, conveyed via U.S. President Donald Trump,…
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