Kyiv and surrounding regions were hit by Russian missiles and drones.
At least 12 people were killed and 21 others were wounded.
The assault marked the sixth straight day of attacks.
Ukrainian officials said the strikes were meant to terrorize civilians.
Russia said it targeted military-related infrastructure and other facilities.
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The reporting broadly agrees that Russian strikes hit Kyiv and nearby areas, killed at least 12 people, and extended a multi-day barrage. It also agrees that Russian officials said the attacks targeted military or related infrastructure.
The death toll and damage figures could change as recovery efforts continue. The competing claims about the strikes’ targets remain unresolved in the reporting.
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Al Jazeera emphasizes the civilian toll in Kyiv and surrounding regions, reporting at least 12 dead and 21 wounded. It says President Volodymyr Zelenskyy condemned the strikes and urged Western allies to strengthen air defenses. The report also notes that Russian officials said the strikes hit military and energy facilities, while Ukrainian drone attacks inside Russia caused fires at oil infrastructure.
Center coverage focuses on the scale and continuity of the barrage, describing a massive aerial assault that hit Kyiv and surrounding regions for the sixth consecutive day. It reports at least 12 deaths and says Ukrainian officials described the attacks as aimed at civilians. The coverage also includes Russia’s claim that it targeted military-related infrastructure and notes retaliatory Ukrainian drone strikes inside Russia.
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Al Jazeera reports that a wave of Russian air attacks on Kyiv and surrounding regions killed at least 12 people and wounded 21 others. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy denounced the strikes and called on Western allies to boost air defenses as European Union defense ministers met to discuss shortages. Meanwhile, Russia's Ministry of Defence stated it hit military and energy facilities, and Ukrainian drone strikes inside Russia targeted oil infrastructure and provoked fires.
ABC News reports that a massive Russian aerial assault involving missiles and drones struck Kyiv and surrounding regions, killing at least 12 people and marking the sixth consecutive day of attacks. Ukrainian officials stated the onslaught aims to grind down civilians, while the Russian Defense Ministry claimed the strikes targeted military-related infrastructure and weapons facilities. The nationwide barrage also affected regions like Odesa and Zhytomyr, while Ukraine launched retaliatory drone attacks inside Russia.
The Associated Press reports that Russia bombarded Kyiv for over 12 hours, killing at least 12 people in a sixth straight day of heavy attacks that officials say are designed to terrorize civilians. The strikes coincided with the return of millions of Ukrainian schoolchildren to classes. EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas remarked that Russia is targeting civilians because its army is bogged down on the ground, while the Russian Defense Ministry maintained that its forces targeted military-related infrastructure.
The Kyiv Independent reports that a ballistic missile and drone barrage killed 12 people and injured 21 others in Kyiv and its suburbs overnight. Six of the victims were identified as railway workers killed when a missile struck a depot. Officials and eyewitnesses described severe damage to residential buildings and infrastructure, while local air defenses intercepted a large portion of the incoming drones and missiles during the sixth consecutive day of attacks on the capital.