Jun 14
Kyiv is under a Russian missile attack. There are multiple fires in residential areas. A 1000-year-old Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra Monastery is burning.
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Kyiv is under a Russian missile attack. There are multiple fires in residential areas. A 1000-year-old Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra Monastery is burning.
Four days. Two apartment buildings destroyed by Russian ballistic missiles. Just two of the many hit by Russia over the past four days. On 2 July, Russia killed 31 people in the capital. Tonight, it struck Kyiv again, killing at least 12 people. During both attacks, Ukraine's air defenders intercepted hundreds of drones and dozens of cruise missiles. But Russia's ballistic missiles still reached residential buildings because Ukraine does not have enough interceptor missiles. As long as Patriot interceptor missiles remain in allied stockpiles instead of protecting civilian lives, Russia will keep destroying homes and killing innocent people. The means to stop Russia's terror already exist. What is needed now are concrete decisions.
The second nighttime missile attack by Russia against Kyiv in a week. Overnight, at least 9 people were killed and 28 injured, including four children.
Among the terrorist state's targets were residential apartment buildings, cars, public parks, administrative buildings, ambulances, a shop, utility buildings, and a film studio. Fires and destruction were reported across five districts of Kyiv.
Every delay in strengthening Ukraine's air defense leads to more Russian war crimes. Ukraine urgently needs additional air and missile defense systems, as well as interceptors, to save more lives.
Russian forces launched one largest-scale attacks in four years overnight. In Kyiv, three people were killed, and at least 40 were injured, including two children, according to the mayor.
Kyiv is under an another ballistic missile attack. A residential block has been hit.
Russian forces launched one largest-scale attacks in four years overnight. In Kyiv, three people were killed, and at least 40 were injured, including two children, according to the mayor.