A day after Russian airstrikes killed people in the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv, Ukraine declared on Tuesday that three attacks had hit a “energy complex” there.
Today’s savage missile strikes in Kiev were announced by the Ukrainian presidency, who would subject the city to three strikes that would target a city energy complex.
Kirillo Timoshnko, the deputy director of the Ukrainian presidential office, said on social media that the attack initially targeted three energy facilities on Kiev’s left bank.
According to the mayor of Jetomer, Ukraine, neither water nor electricity have been available in the city since this morning’s Russian airstrike.
A few explosions hit the Shivchinakivsky region of Kyiv earlier in the day of AS, according to the mayor, Vitaly Klitschko, on the Telegram communication app after the sirens in the Ukrainian city of Kyiv launched.
Three explosions were also reported by Reuters in the Shevchinkevsky district, which is home to many colleges, pubs, and eateries.
Andrei Yermak, head of the Ukrainian President’s staff, said the attacks were carried out by the so -called drone.
In the Telegram conversation, Yermak added, “The Russians believe that this will benefit them, but such behaviour is just cramps.
In recent weeks, Ukraine has reported a number of Russian drone assaults using Iranian-made model 136 technology. Iran denies supplying drones to Russia, and the Kremlin had no comments.
Ukraine announced a week ago that the death toll reached at least 19 people, and wounded more than a hundred as a result of Russian strikes on various parts of the country.
Vladimir Putin, the president of Russia, stated on Friday that Moscow would be content with massive strikes that had a negative impact on important infrastructure, gardens, and residential structures in Ukraine, adding that a new round of intensive bombing was not required “at the time.
Three strikes against an energy facility are possible in Kyiv.
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