Several cities in Ukraine, including Kyiv and Kharkiv, were struck by missile attacks, resulting in civilian casualties and injuries. The Ukrainian military reported intercepting over half of the 41 missiles launched by Russia. The attacks caused significant damage to residential buildings and infrastructure, leading to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky characterizing the strikes as “deliberate terror.”
- At least five people were killed in missile attacks on Ukrainian cities, including Kyiv and Kharkiv.
- Out of 41 missiles launched by Russia, 21 were destroyed by Ukrainian air defenses.
- Two women were killed in Kharkiv, with nearly 40 injured.
- One woman was killed in Kyiv, with another fighting for her life in the hospital.
- Two additional fatalities occurred in the Dnipro region.
- Residential buildings and infrastructure were significantly damaged, and cars were set on fire.
- President Zelensky referred to the missile attacks as an act of “deliberate terror.”
- Citizens experienced the longest air raid siren in Kyiv since the beginning of the month, lasting two and a half hours.
- Residents expressed feelings of fear and exhaustion due to the proximity and frequency of the attacks.
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