3 Killed in Russian Attack in Kyiv Outskirts, Ukraine Warns of Ballistic Missile Use
Summary
Russian attacks on the Kyiv outskirts killed three people, including a child, and injured several others as explosions and air raid alerts hit the capital region. Ukraine warned of ballistic missile use as debris damaged homes, vehicles, and a warehouse caught fire in Pukhivka.
Key Points
- Three people, including a child, were killed in Russian attacks in Kyiv's northeastern Brovary district.
- Four people were injured in overnight attacks in Kyiv, according to the city's military administration.
- Debris damaged houses and vehicles, and a non-residential building caught fire; a warehouse also burned in Pukhivka.
- Ukraine warned of ballistic missile use from the north and issued air raid alerts in the capital.
