"Russia Showing Nothing but a Desire to Kill": Zelenskyy Says Ballistic Missiles Strike Kyiv University, Civilian Areas
Rescuers searched for people feared trapped as fires burned and students were among the wounded, officials said.
- On Monday night, Russian ballistic missiles struck university grounds and civilian infrastructure in Kyiv, targeting crowded areas including Kyoto Park and residential buildings with no military facilities nearby.
- Damage spread across the Desnianskyi and Dniprovskyi districts, destroying a non-residential building from roof to basement while strikes near a metro station ignited a vehicle and blew out dormitory windows.
- Emergency crews reported one death and 10 injuries, with rescue operations remaining ongoing as authorities fear the casualty toll may rise while teams search under the rubble.
- President Volodymyr Zelenskyy condemned the strike, asserting that "artificial delays in providing air defense to Ukraine help terror" and urging partners to provide tools to destroy Russian ballistic missile launchers.
- Concurrent attacks with "shaheds" continue against Kyiv and other cities nationwide, as Zelenskyy concluded that global partners must stand with Ukraine because Russia shows persistent desire to wage war.
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One person was killed near a supermarket and ten others were injured in various areas of Kiev, in the new Russian missile attack on the Ukrainian capital. The post Ukraine: New deadly missile attack by Russia against Kiev appeared first on in.gr.
"Russian ballistic missiles hit the compound of a university (...) and there is no military facility nearby," said Volodymyr Zelensky. "Students from the university home were injured," said Kiev Mayor Vitali Klitschko.
The raid also damaged homes and sanitary facilities. Zelensky denounces delays in US supplies of missiles for air defense expected for almost a month
According to the Ukrainian authorities, there are victims.
Russia showing nothing but a desire to kill: Zelenskyy says ballistic missiles strike Kyiv university, civilian areas - The Tribune
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said a Russian ballistic missile attack targeted university grounds and civilian infrastructure in Kyiv, warning that delays by allies in delivering air defence systems due to bureaucratic hurdles directly aid terror.
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