US EditionOvernight Russian attacks kill 9 in Kyiv, injure 63, emergency services say
- A Russian missile and drone attack targeted Ukraine's capital, Kyiv, early on Thursday, April 24.
- This attack follows recent deadly aerial strikes by Russia across Ukraine since the February 2022 invasion began.
- The overnight strike damaged residential buildings and triggered fires across multiple districts in the capital city.
- Preliminary data from emergency services reported nine people killed and 63 wounded in the massive attack.
- Such ongoing attacks throw further doubt on diplomatic efforts to achieve a ceasefire between the warring sides.
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Russia launched one of its worst attacks in months on the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv overnight as the war between the two countries continues despite U.S. hopes for a peaceful end to the conflict. Ukrainian officials said Russia launched 70…
President of the United States criticized the Russian offensive with missiles and drones against the Ukrainian capital. The attack left 9 dead and, according to Zelensky, was “one of the most absurd” of the war.
Russian Strike On Kyiv Kills 9 In Biggest Attack On Ukrainian Capital Since Last Summer
Russia attacked Kyiv with an hourslong barrage of missiles and drones, killing at least nine people and injuring more than 70 in its deadliest assault on the Ukrainian capital since last July and just as peace efforts are coming to a head. Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said after the attack he is cutting short his official trip to South Africa and returning home as the city reeled from the bombardment that kept residents on edge for abou…
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