On Monday morning, the Kremlin launched a slew of attacks in numerous locations, including Kiev and Dnipropetrovsk.
Russia launched a new round of missile attacks against Ukrainian cities, resulting in at least one death and 25 injuries, as reported in Kiev. On Monday morning, the Kremlin launched a slew of attacks in numerous locations, including Kiev and Dnipropetrovsk.
At approximately 3:45 a.m., air raid sirens began to sound throughout the city, followed by explosions as Ukrainian defensive systems intercepted missiles. According to Ukrainian sources, the air defence intercepted 15 of the 18 missiles launched by Russia.
According to the commander of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, Valerii Zaluzhnyi, a total of 18 cruise missiles were launched from the Caspian and Murmansk regions, and 15 were intercepted.
According to Serhii Lysak, the senior authority in the region, the attack injured 34 individuals, including five children.
Friday, in response to the first attack on Kiev in nearly two months, over twenty cruise missiles and two incendiary drones were launched at Ukraine.
Throughout the fourteen-month conflict, Moscow has launched a large number of long-range missile attacks that frequently and without warning target civilian areas.
Recent deliveries of American-made Patriot missiles to Ukraine have bolstered the country’s anti-missile defences, but it is unclear whether any of these systems were used to thwart the attack on Monday morning.
Saturday, as the Ukraine prepared for a counteroffensive, two Ukrainian drones attacked a Russian oil depot in Crimea. This was the most recent attack on the peninsula that had been annexed.
As part of its preparations for an anticipated spring counteroffensive, the Ukraine has bolstered its mechanised brigades with arm