Due to the continued Russian bombing of the area, the bulk of the population of the city of Erbin, which is close to Kiev, were forced to relocate to safer areas inside the capital.
The Arab/Hadath journalist reported that the bombardment caused material damage and intermittent power outages, and that missiles damaged the vehicles.
Few people, he claimed, were still living there, and he noted that they were looking for ways to flee the city.
Ukrainian President Foludmir Zellinski confirmed, yesterday, Saturday, that Russia fired 36 rockets in a heavy attack on Kyiv, while his deputy, Kirillo Timoshenko, explained that more than a million homes without electricity in Ukraine after Russian strikes on energy facilities across the country.
Zelinski’s remarks coincide with fresh Russian attacks on Saturday that attacked the energy infrastructure in western Ukraine, where authorities in a number of regions of the war-torn nation reported a power outage.
Since Monday, Kyiv has experienced a number of drone and missile attacks from Russia that have killed numerous people and targeted energy infrastructures in particular.
It is significant that since last week, Russian forces have stepped up their attacks on Ukrainian territory, particularly in Kyiv. This has been seen as retaliation for the attack on the Crimea Bridge, which links the Russian mainland to the semi-island that Russia annexed to its territory in 2014.
These attacks also came after a stumbling of the Russian army in the north and east of the country, and the regions of the southern Ukrainian as well, in the face of the counter -attack launched by the Ukrainian forces a few weeks ago in order to recover dozens of areas that have been for months in the grip of the Russians, and have made remarkable progress in many points before I It slightly cools down.
Displacement from Erbin in the neighbourhood of Kiev due to Russian airstrikes
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