New massive missile attack on Kyiv causes serious damage
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Kyiv has once again become the target of a massive Russian missile attack, which caused serious destruction in the Ukrainian capital. According to information from local authorities, a residential building and a key energy infrastructure facility – a thermal power plant – were hit during the attack.
Explosions echoed in several districts of the city, forcing residents to seek shelter in subway stations and bomb shelters. Emergency response teams and firefighters were dispatched immediately to the impact sites to contain fires and assist those affected.
Ukraine's energy system remains a primary target during the military conflict, with attacks on thermal power plants often leading to power and heating outages. Local authorities are urging the population to remain cautious and monitor official safety announcements.
The international community is monitoring the situation with concern, as such attacks threaten the lives of civilians and deepen the humanitarian crisis in the region. At this moment, there is no information regarding the number of casualties, but rescue operations are ongoing.
Sources: Vbox7
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