Russia resumes strikes on Kyiv after three-day halt
Two people were killed and 10 injured as Russia resumed overnight strikes after a three-day pause tied to U.S. peace envoys, officials said.
- Late Monday, Russia resumed drone attacks on Kyiv following a three-day pause that coincided with the visit of US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner to the region.
- Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered the temporary suspension of strikes on Kyiv to facilitate diplomatic efforts by Witkoff and Kushner, though Moscow continued broader military operations elsewhere in Ukraine.
- The State Emergency Service of Ukraine reported that drones struck the Boryspil and Fastiv districts, destroying seven trucks and igniting fires at industrial facilities in Boryspil.
- Reflecting on the envoys' visit, President Zelensky joked about their security effect, telling Witkoff and Kushner, "Today, you worked even better than the Patriot systems."
- Witkoff highlighted progress in the meetings, raising the prospect of reviving trilateral peace negotiations involving Ukraine, Russia, and the United States despite the renewed strikes.
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In Kiev, the Russian strikes resumed in the night from Monday to Tuesday after three days of truce, killing two people and causing significant damage. During this new night of anguish, hundreds of Ukrainians were forced to shelter themselves in the subway. On Tuesday morning, from Maidan Square in the city centre, there were thick smoke plumes rising from the current fires. More than ten residential buildings, a school or a clinic were destroyed…
Russia hit Kiev with drones and missiles in the early hours of this Tuesday, in a resuming movement of its air strikes after a brief pause for the visit of United States peace negotiators. Three people were killed, said Mayor Vitali Klitschko. Read also: Trump's envoys discuss peace plan with Ukraine after visiting Putin Russia criticizes sending US missile systems to Norway The Moscow offensive caused fires in various districts of the Ukrainian…
Missile War Monitor: Russia ends its strike pause with ballistic missiles over Kyiv
Russia ended its three-day strike pause hours after US peace envoys left Kyiv, hitting the capital with ballistic missiles, burning warehouses in four districts and killing two people.
After a three-day ceasefire, Russia resumed its attacks on Kiev. At least two people died, and seven others were injured.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said he was actively preparing for further negotiations.
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