The Russian offensive with drones and missiles hit kyiv and several cities, damaging housing, factories and civil infrastructure.
At least Four people died And another 40 were injured after Russia launched A massive attack with drones and missiles against several cities in Ukraine. The main focus was recorded in the capital, kyivwhere homes, factories and civil infrastructure suffered damage, while the president Volodimir Zelenski He denounced a “deliberate and selective” attack.
The bombing was extended between Saturday night and early this Sunday. According to Zelenski“lasted more than 12 hours” and described the offensive as a “Deliberate and selective terrorist attack against common cities“Russia used almost 500 attack drones and more than 40 missiles, including models Kinzhal With nuclear capacity. “This morning, the Russian-Iranian Shaheds (drones) are again in our heavens,” denounced the Ukrainian president.
Affected cities and damage
In addition to kyivthe attacks affected the regions of Zaporiyia, Jmelnitski, Sumy, Nikolaev, Chernígov and Odesa. Among the damages are the headquarters of the Cardiology Institutea bakery, a tire factory, private homes and department buildings. The head of the kyiv administration, Tymur TkachenkoHe confirmed the deaths and said that 10 of the injured are inhabitants of the capital.
Ukraine reaction and international context
Zelenski linked the attack on the closing of the UN General Assembly: “This vile attack occurred practically at the end of the week of the UN General Assembly, and thus exactly as Russia declares its true position.” He stressed that “ Kremlin benefits from continuing this war and terrorism while obtaining energy income“And he asked Europe and the United States for a blunt response.
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The attack occurred after the announcement of an armament agreement between Ukraine and United States by U $ 90,000 million. Meanwhile, the Russian Ministry of Defense He informed that he demolished 41 Ukrainian drones during the early hours of this Sunday.
Source: Ambito
