‘The enemy is tearing our city apart’: terror in Kyiv as Russia ramps up attacks
Summary
Russian attacks on Kyiv have increased, targeting schools, bridges, offices, and energy facilities. These strikes have caused power outages and disrupted daily life for the city’s nearly 3 million residents, as officials warn the situation in the capital is becoming more dangerous.Key Facts
- A Russian jet-powered drone hit a school near central Kyiv.
- Russian strikes damaged the Pivdennyi Bridge, forcing people to walk instead of drive.
- Attacks have also hit offices, hospitals, a thermal power plant, and other energy facilities.
- The strikes caused several neighborhoods to lose power and water.
- Kyiv’s mayor said the city is no longer able to live as if it were peaceful.
- President Zelenskyy said Russian commanders have been ordered to abandon the rules of war.
- Kyiv faces a shortage of Patriot missile interceptors to defend against fast Russian drones.
- Ukraine is working to deploy new interceptor drones, but widespread protection may take weeks or months.
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