Russia strikes Ukraine's Kyiv in fresh wave of attacks
- Two people were killed in Kyiv during a Russian air strike on Wednesday, according to Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko.
- The strike caused a fire in a garage cooperative and damaged buildings and warehouses in Kyiv.
- Separate Russian air strikes damaged an industrial facility in Dnipro, transport infrastructure in Zaporizhzhia, and apartment buildings in Kremenchuk, according to regional officials.
- A Reuters witness reported hearing blasts in Kyiv during the attacks.
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Russia intensifies strikes on critical infrastructure ahead of winter
Two people were killed in the district of Darnytsky, in the south-east of the capital, according to an initial assessment by the military authorities.
Two people were killed in a night attack on Kiev on 7 October and the impact of an attack on the premises of a garage cooperative was recorded in the Darnitz district.
Two people died in a missile attack early Wednesday on Kyiv, as Moscow intensified its strikes on the Ukrainian capital.
On Wednesday morning, Russia carried out an attack on the Ukrainian capital, Kiev, damaging buildings and warehouses in various parts of the city, Mayor Vitaly Klitschko said on Telegram. There are initial reports of casualties. The Russians are also attacking the Dnieper.
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