Ukraine Sasa hivi inapigwa kama paka mwizi.
Baada ya kufanya shambulio la kipropaganda la kurusha vi drone Moscow ambavyo vikidunguliwa vinakemikali inatoa Moshi mwingi sana halafu Vyombo vya west vinasema moscyand saint Petersburg is under fire.
Ukraine Sasa inaomba msaada wa UN.
Videos from Kyiv show the moment Russian missiles strike the Ukrainian capital.
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July 2, 2026
The Russian military later released a detailed list of targets. Among them was a plant producing guidance systems for Ukrainian drones and missiles, a factory producing long-range drones and loitering munitions, a plant involved in upgrading Ukrainian armor and producing military optics, an electronic warfare equipment producer, a drone parts depot, a fuel depot, and several gas facilities that the statement said provided energy supplies for weapons manufacturing.
Videos shared on social media show numerous blasts and fires in and around the Ukrainian capital.
Klitschko reported extensive damage across all districts of the city. Ukrainian officials claimed that many of the missiles struck residential buildings and civilian infrastructure, killing at least 20 people and injuring around 90 more.
Russian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova has stressed that the attack was
“not about civilian Kiev, but about the military strategic targets being used by the Kiev regime to kill civilians.”
The exact locations and types of facilities hit are difficult to verify, as the Ukrainian authorities tightly restrict information about strike sites and penalize those who share footage of impacts, except when civilian infrastructure is affected.
Moscow has pledged to conduct
“systematic and consistent strikes” on Ukraine’s military installations, drone manufacturing sites, command posts, and
“decision-making centers” in retaliation for deadly
“terrorist attacks.”
In recent weeks, Ukraine has stepped up long-range drone raids deep into Russian territory, often hitting residential buildings and civilian infrastructure. On Tuesday, a
six-month-old baby was killed in a Ukrainian drone attack in Moscow Region. Last week,
12 people were injured in a strike on a WWII museum in Rostov Region.
Last month, Kiev launched one of its largest drone attacks on Moscow, hitting an oil refinery in the capital and injuring 17 people, including two children.