Russian drone ‘aimed directly’ at Ukraine security service HQ, Zelensky says
Summary
A Russian drone attacked the headquarters of Ukraine's Security Service (SBU) in Kyiv, injuring five people. Ukrainian President Zelensky said the drone was aimed directly at the SBU chief’s office, and Kyiv has faced continuous Russian drone strikes for ten days.Key Facts
- A Russian drone hit the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) central office in Kyiv.
- Five people were injured in the attack near the Saint Sophia Cathedral.
- President Zelensky spoke with the acting head of SBU and promised a strong response.
- Kyiv has experienced nonstop Russian drone strikes for the past ten days.
- Russia is using fast, jet-powered drones and attacking both day and night.
- These attacks disrupt daily life, including work, shopping, and schooling.
- Air-raid sirens sound frequently, forcing people to take cover multiple times a day.
- The ongoing strikes cause damage to buildings and create fear among residents.
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