Kyiv cathedral burns as heavy Russian air raids hit Ukraine
Summary
Russia launched a major air attack on Ukraine, firing dozens of missiles and hundreds of drones, hitting Kyiv and other cities. The attack damaged a historic cathedral in Kyiv and killed several people, including emergency workers in Kharkiv. Both sides continue military strikes while diplomatic talks involve leaders including President Trump.Key Facts
- Russia fired 70 missiles and 611 drones overnight, mainly targeting Kyiv.
- Ukraine’s air defenses shot down most of the incoming missiles and drones.
- At least four people died and about 30 were hurt in Kyiv during the attack.
- The Dormition Cathedral, part of an 11th-century monastery and UNESCO World Heritage Site, caught fire after a direct hit.
- In Kharkiv, a “double tap” strike killed four rescuers and a local official.
- Russia said it targeted military and industrial sites using precision weapons and drones.
- Ukraine reported attacking Russian targets, including a drone strike in the city of Tula.
- President Zelenskyy, President Putin, and U.S. President Donald Trump talked separately amid ongoing conflict and stalled peace efforts.
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