Inferno in Kyiv: Deadly Drone and Missile Strikes Devastate Ukrainian Capital
A Russian drone and missile onslaught on Kyiv overnight claimed eight lives, injuring 34 and causing widespread destruction. The attacks hit residential areas, a metro station, and a university. As the conflict continues, Moscow's escalated aggression comes just before NATO's summit in The Hague.
Overnight, Russian drones and missiles wreaked havoc in Kyiv, claiming eight lives and leaving 34 injured, according to Ukrainian officials. The strikes ignited fires in residential areas and caused significant damage, including the entrance to a metro station bomb shelter.
Valeriy Mankuta narrowly escaped from his building after it was struck by a missile, describing the scene as 'total hell.' The attacks occurred in the Shevchenkivskyi district, where rescue workers are still sifting through rubble for possible survivors.
Amid these escalated attacks and the rising death toll, Ukraine's air force reported downing numerous missiles and drones aimed at Kyiv. The violence intensifies as NATO prepares for its annual summit and diplomatic efforts to end the war seem stalled.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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