Russia pounds Kyiv with aerial strikes, killing at least 12 people in 6th straight day of attacks
Summary
Russia launched heavy air attacks on Kyiv and other parts of Ukraine for the sixth day in a row, killing at least 12 people and injuring others. The strikes targeted cities and military sites, while Ukrainian officials said Russia aims to pressure civilians and disrupt daily life during a prolonged war.Key Facts
- Russia bombed Kyiv and eight other regions for over 12 hours, killing at least 12 people, including state railway workers and an Indian citizen.
- Attacks involved missiles, drones, and artillery, with many jet-powered drones used that are harder to stop.
- Civilian buildings and infrastructure in Kyiv and Odesa were damaged, and fires started in some areas.
- The Russian Defense Ministry said it targeted military facilities and intercepted 516 Ukrainian drones over Russia and Crimea.
- Ukrainian forces have targeted Russian oil export terminals, which are key to Russia’s economy.
- The attacks came as millions of Ukrainian children returned to school for the fifth year since the conflict began.
- The EU's top diplomat said Russia’s army is stuck on the ground and is using air attacks to intimidate Ukraine and its Western supporters.
- Emergency workers have been actively responding to clear rubble and rescue residents trapped by the bombings.
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