A Russian drone struck an office building housing an independent Ukrainian TV channel during a live broadcast in the early hours of September 8. Ukrainian officials confirmed five deaths and multiple injuries. The attack is among the deadliest recent strikes on civilian infrastructure in Kyiv, drawing renewed international condemnation.
At least 37 dead after strike on Kyiv weapons depot, hundreds evacuated
Ukraine’s capital Kyiv suffered one of the most intense missile attacks in recent months, killing at least 15 people and striking multiple residential buildings. Ukrainian officials say air defence missile shortages were a key factor in the high casualty count, highlighting the severe challenges of air defence resource allocation in a prolonged conflict.
Russia launched massive missile strikes on Ukraine’s capital Kyiv and surrounding regions early August 20, killing at least 8 people and hitting multiple apartment blocks and warehouses. Ukraine’s emergency services called it one of the most intense recent attacks, with residential areas as primary targets. The strikes come as a 60-day ceasefire expired, raising international concerns about escalation risks.
Ukraine’s capital Kyiv was struck by the largest Russian missile and drone attack of the year in the early hours of July 2, killing at least 27 people and injuring dozens, including children. The assault came just hours after President Zelensky warned that Moscow was planning a massive strike.
Russia Threatens More Kyiv Strikes, Tells Foreigners to Leave Russia’s Defense Ministry warned foreign citizens to leave Kyiv immediately on Monday, saying Russian forces are preparing “systematic” strikes on the Ukrainian capital. The threat follows one of the largest aerial assaults on Kyiv overnight Saturday since the war began. According to BBC reports, Russian forces launched intensive airstrikes over the weekend, damaging multiple civilian infrastructure sites in Kyiv. Russian statements indicated that more systematic strikes on key facilities in the capital are planned, with an explicit warning for all foreign nationals remaining in Kyiv to evacuate as soon as possible. ...
Russia launched a massive missile strike on Ukraine’s capital Kyiv, deploying Oreshnik hypersonic missiles, killing at least four and injuring dozens.
Russia launched waves of missiles and drones against Ukraine, hitting all districts of Kyiv and injuring 21 people including a 15-year-old boy.
Russian Forces Launch Major Attack on Kyiv Russian forces launched a new wave of massive missile strikes on Ukraine’s capital Kyiv on May 14, hitting multiple residential buildings. Rescue workers are searching through rubble for survivors, with casualties already confirmed. This attack marks one of the most intense Russian strikes on Ukrainian urban infrastructure in recent months. Kyiv’s mayor urged residents to seek shelter in bomb shelters and warned of possible follow-up attacks. Explosions caused power outages across several neighborhoods, and emergency services have been fully mobilized. ...