Missile Hits Landed In Very Crowded Places Where There Is No Military Facility Whatsoever — Zelenskyy On The Strike On Kyiv
Russian ballistics struck Kyiv today, October 26, hitting the grounds of one of the universities and nearby — effectively its campus, "Kyoto" park, an area near a metro station, and residential buildings. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy reported this. According to preliminary data from Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko, one person is known to have been killed and ten injured, UATV English…
On October 26, Russian missiles targeted Kyiv, striking a university campus, Kyoto park, a metro area, and residential buildings. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced that one person was confirmed dead and ten others injured. Mayor Vitali Klitschko reported extensive damage and ongoing rescue efforts, noting that the missile strikes occurred in densely populated areas with no military facilities nearby.
Zelenskyy emphasized that such strikes, along with ongoing Shahed attacks, highlight the constant threat faced by Ukraine. He called for the rapid implementation of political agreements and stressed the need for Ukraine to receive the necessary tools to destroy Russian ballistic systems to save lives. Zelenskyy urged the international community to recognize Russia's intent to kill and continue fighting, asserting that Ukraine cannot withstand this war alone.
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