Missile Attack on Kyiv Injures Three, Sparks Fires Amid Ongoing Russian Strikes

Missile Attack on Kyiv Injures Three, Sparks Fires Amid Ongoing Russian Strikes

A missile strike on Kyiv early Sunday left at least three people injured and caused several fires, according to the city's mayor, Vitali Klitschko. The attack follows a deadly Russian strike in President Zelensky's hometown, which killed 18 people two days prior.

Klitschko reported that paramedics were dispatched to two districts in Kyiv. Ukrainian air force officials confirmed missiles also reached the northern Chernihiv region.

"Explosions in the capital. Air defense is in operation," Klitschko shared on Telegram, urging residents to stay in shelters as the missile attack continued. Fires broke out in non-residential buildings, and eight cars were damaged.