Missiles Strike Ukraine's Kyiv After Russia Agrees to US Call to Resume Ukraine Peace Talks
Officials said six people were injured and homes were damaged as Russian ballistic missiles hit multiple sites across the capital.
- Late Wednesday, Russian ballistic missiles struck multiple locations in Kyiv, damaging residential buildings, a gas station, and a transport facility while injuring six people.
- These strikes continued a sustained wave of Russian assaults on the capital, following an earlier drone attack Wednesday that killed at least two people and injured two others.
- Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko reported debris hitting residential buildings across districts, warning "There may be people trapped under the rubble." Resident Vladyslav described helping neighbors escape a burning home after explosions blew out windows.
- The bombardment occurred despite recent expressions of support for trilateral peace negotiations from both President Volodymyr Zelensky and Russian President Vladimir Putin, who have discussed potential meetings.
- In Washington, President Donald Trump said a deal to "settle the war" is "maybe now the closest we've been," marking a potential shift in diplomatic momentum as the conflict intensifies.
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Ukraine again reports Russian rocket fire at its capital. Mayor Vitali Klitschko reports attacks "all night long", at least six people have been injured.
Kiev faced its second missile attack in a few hours on Thursday night, according to news agencies. The first evening attack on the Ukrainian capital injured six people and damaged houses and a gas station. Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin later said on the Telegram network that about 630 drones were aimed at Moscow that night. He reported two injuries.
Russian forces fired several waves of ballistic missiles and attack drones into Kyiv overnight and early Thursday, damaging a medical facility, setting fire to a restaurant building and striking residential areas and transport infrastructure across the Ukrainian capital, the Kyiv Post reported. At least six people were injured in the attacks, four of whom were hospitalized, Kyiv Mayor Vitaliy Klitschko said.
Russian forces launch a barrage of missile attacks against Kiev, which is shaken by explosions, injuring six people, and causing damage to buildings and infrastructure. The post Ukraine: Barrage of bloody Russian raids – Explosions shake Kiev appeared first on in.gr.
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Times of IndiaMissiles strike Ukraine's Kyiv after Russia agrees to US call to resume Ukraine peace talks
Missiles struck Kyiv early Thursday, following a previous evening air strike that injured six people. In Lipetsk, a drone attack resulted in damage to apartment buildings and a medical facility. US presidential envoy Steve Witkoff recently engaged in talks with President Volodymyr Zelenskiy and President Vladimir Putin. These discussions aim to mediate an end to the ongoing conflict initiated by Russia's invasion in 2022.
Six people were injured in a ballistic missile attack on Kiev on the night of October 22, the mayor of the Ukrainian capital, Vitaliy Klitschko, and the Kiev City Military Administration announced. Four of the injured were hospitalized. Hits were recorded in the Dnipro and Darnytsia districts. In the Dnipro district, a car service building and a private residential building were hit. According to authorities, debris also fell on another private …
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