Renewed Russian Air Strikes Rock Kyiv
Eight people were injured and a nine-story residential building caught fire after Russia resumed drone strikes on Kyiv, officials said.
- On Friday, Russian drone strikes hit a nine-story residential building in Kyiv's Dniprovskyi district, causing a fire and injuring at least eight people, the Kyiv City Military Administration reported.
- Moscow resumed constant air attacks on the capital following a brief halt during the visit of United States envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, who departed on September 7.
- The Air Force reported Russia launched at least 66 drones overnight, including more than 50 Shahed-type drones; Ukrainian defenses suppressed 62, while four struck three locations.
- Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced a $C350 million aid package for air defence interceptors, stating 'Ukraine's air defences are critical' to protect the nation's infrastructure.
- Ukraine remains critically low on US-made Patriot interceptors needed to stop ballistic missiles, while Ukrainian drone strikes damaged an Ozon logistics hub in Saratov recently.
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Eight people were injured in attacks by Russian forces in Kyiv on Friday night, and a multi-storey residential building in the Dnipro district was also damaged.
Renewed Russian Air Strikes Rock Kyiv
Russian air strikes have resumed in Kyiv, injuring eight and sparking a blaze in a high-rise apartment. Meanwhile, Ukrainian drones targeted infrastructure in Saratov, impacting Russian e-commerce logistics and various industrial sites. Both nations continue to exchange assaults amid ongoing tensions.
<p>In Kyiv, 8 people were injured as a result of a night attack by the Russian Federation, a high-rise building burned In the Dniprovsky district, a drone damaged a 9-storey building and caused a fire. Two people were hospitalized with burns, six more received help</p>.
Russian air strikes injure two, cause fire in 9-storey apartment ...
Eight people were injured in a Russian airstrike on Kyiv last night, and an apartment building caught fire, Ukrainian authorities say.
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