Russia launched “about 100 missiles at Ukraine today, Tuesday, as it hit a number of the main energy infrastructure in several regions, a spokesman for the Ukrainian Air Force confirmed.
“About 100 rockets were fired from the Caspian Sea, the Russian (Russian) region”, and “from the Black Sea”, explaining that “at this stage it has not yet been recorded after the use of offensive marches,” according to AFP.
It is noteworthy that the Ukrainian capital and another blogger were subjected to a Russian bombing earlier, a few days after the withdrawal of Russian forces from Jiuson in the south of the country.
The sirens were launched throughout Ukraine before 15:30 (13:30 GMT). Minutes later, explosions were heard in Kyiv, Valv (west), and Carkif (northeast).
After the air strikes, electricity was cut off in many areas, according to the Ukrainian authorities.
For his part, the mayor of Kyiv, Vitaly Klitschko, said in a statement on social media. “.
While later added that “at least” half of Kyiv’s population is currently without electricity, pointing out that “rescue workers found a body. ”
For his part, Vice President of President Kirillo Timoshenco’s office said in a statement on the Internet that the missiles were launched by Russian forces, adding that the electricity network was “critical” after it was targeted.
Soon after, the two municipalities of Lev and Kharkiv announced that the two cities were bombed. “The explosions are heard in Lviv. I ask everyone to stay safe!”, Noting that “part of the city (was) without electricity. ”
In turn, the mayor of Igor Terichov revealed that “a missile attack targeting the engineer in Kharkiv. ”
It is noteworthy that these Russian missile strikes came today, while the fighting continues in the east between the Russian and Ukrainian forces.
It also came days after the withdrawal from Jacon in the south in a painful blow to the Russian forces, especially since that city was the first major Ukrainian region in the hands of the Russians.
However, despite the Ukrainian progress in the south, many observers do not see that progress after that will be easy for Kev, considering that the current or the prejudice of the fronts may last for months..
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