Ukraine war: dozens dead after attack on ammunition depot near Kiev
38 people die as a result of a Russian attack on an ammunition depot near Kyiv, which shouldn't have been there. Russia is threatening new massive attacks.
A Russian attack on a Ukrainian ammunition depot near Kyiv has killed 38 people and left 4 missing, according to President Volodymyr Selenskyj. The depot, which stored grenades and mines, was located in a residential area in the village of Myla, 5km west of Kyiv, and its destruction caused widespread damage and 20 injuries, including 2 children.
Selenskyj has vowed to hold those responsible for the depot's location to account, with investigations ongoing. Russia has stepped up its attacks on Ukrainian energy infrastructure, and Ukrainian forces have launched counter-attacks on Russian targets, including drone and military facilities.
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