10 Injured in Overnight Russian Missile and Drone Strikes on Kyiv
Ukrainian air defences intercepted 111 drones and two missiles as fires burned in several districts, officials said.
- On Saturday morning, Russian missile strikes on Kyiv injured at least 10 people, including one child, with Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko describing the assault as Russia's "most massive attack" on the capital.
- The Air Force reported that Russia launched 121 attack drones and 10 missiles overnight, with local air defenses intercepting 111 drones and two missiles despite direct hits recorded at 11 locations.
- In the Solomianskyi district, explosions damaged a three-story office building, while a transformer substation caught fire in Darnytskyi; strikes also hit a non-residential building in Sviatoshynskyi and falling debris impacted three additional locations.
- This follows a major barrage last week that killed at least 30 people across the city, and the Defense Ministry stated its forces targeted drone production facilities in Kyiv, alongside ports in Izmail and Chornomorsk.
- Ukraine continues targeting Russian energy infrastructure, including oil refineries, to hamper state income; commanders warned that a turning point in the war remains "a long way off" as Russia seeks to expand operations.
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