Number injured in Russian attacks on Kyiv rises to 14, including a child
Fourteen people, including a 12-year-old child, were injured in Kyiv over the past day by falling debris from Russian attacks, the Kyiv City State Administration (KCSA) said.
Kyiv, Ukraine has experienced a shift in Russian attack tactics, with drones and missiles now being launched both day and night, disrupting the daily lives of citizens. The relentless air-raid sirens have become a constant presence, disturbing commutes, shopping trips, and important life events like weddings and funerals. People are forced to repeatedly evacuate their homes and businesses due to the recurring alerts, which take lives and leave residents exhausted.
The attacks have also caused significant disruptions to public transportation, with train journeys taking much longer and taxi apps showing long wait times. Despite the challenges, some residents, like Iryna Baranova and Evhen Mytsyk, have chosen to proceed with their wedding plans, emphasizing the importance of appreciating life in the face of adversity.
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