Death toll rises to 38 from Russia’s deadliest attack on Ukraine this year
Summary
A Russian strike on an ammunition warehouse near Kyiv killed at least 38 people and injured 20, making it the deadliest attack in Ukraine this year. Russia announced plans to launch large attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure in response to recent Ukrainian strikes on Russian facilities.Key Facts
- The attack hit a warehouse in the village of Myla, west of Kyiv, causing big explosions and fires.
- 38 people have died and four are missing after the strike.
- Twenty people, including two children, were injured.
- Emergency workers are still putting out fires and clearing explosives from the site.
- Russia’s Defense Ministry said it will carry out “massive strikes” on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure soon.
- Ukraine’s recent drone attacks targeted Russian oil refineries and an online retailer called Wildberries.
- The strikes have caused energy shortages in Russia, which is a large global energy producer.
- Russian drone strikes also injured three people in Kyiv and caused fires in several buildings.
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