Russian air strike on Kyiv kills 2, wounds 10

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A Russian air strike on Kyiv overnight killed two people and wounded 10, Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko said. Five of the wounded were hospitalized, two in serious condition. The attack sparked fires in warehouses, commercial buildings, a private school area and residential buildings across the capital.
Key Facts
- Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko reported that two people were killed and 10 wounded in the overnight Russian air strike on the Ukrainian capital.
- Five of the wounded were hospitalized, and two of them are in serious condition.
- The attack caused fires in warehouses, commercial structures, a private school area, and residential buildings across several districts of Kyiv.
- Some buildings and vehicles were damaged, and emergency crews and municipal workers remain at the scenes.
- The air raid alert in Kyiv remains in effect, and Klitschko urged residents to stay in safe places.
Casualties and Damage
Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko announced on social media that two people were killed and 10 residents wounded in the overnight Russian attack on the capital. Five of the wounded were taken to hospital, with two in serious condition, according to Klitschko. The strike sparked fires in warehouses and other commercial structures, at a site housing a private school, and in residential buildings across different districts of Kyiv. Some buildings and vehicles were damaged in the attack.
Emergency Response
Emergency crews and municipal workers are continuing operations at the affected sites, Klitschko said. The air raid alert remains active in Kyiv, and the mayor called on residents to remain in safe locations.