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Explosions, fires reported in Kyiv amid Russian missile attack

Russian ballistic missiles and drones targeted Kyiv and other major cities overnight, resulting in multiple injuries and reported infrastructure damage.

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Russian forces launched a large-scale overnight attack involving six ballistic missiles and nearly 150 drones. The strikes targeted Kyiv, Dnipro, and Chernihiv, causing fires and damage to civilian infrastructure.

Coverage from Reuters, Kyiv Post, Українська правда, and EA WorldView confirms that Ukrainian air defense units were active during the assault. While officials report that units repelled aspects of the attack, reports indicate that at least six people were injured across the targeted regions.

Future reports are expected to clarify the full extent of the structural damage to civilian infrastructure. Updates remain pending regarding the total success rate of the interception efforts across the affected cities.

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Quick answers

Which cities were targeted in the attack?

Coverage identifies Kyiv, Dnipro, and Chernihiv as the primary targets of the overnight operation.

What weaponry was used by Russian forces?

According to reports, the attack involved six ballistic missiles and nearly 150 drones.

Are there reports of casualties?

Kyiv Post reports that six people were injured during the attacks on civilian infrastructure.

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