The capital of Ukraine is under attack.

1 July 2025

NEE

Kyiv faces escalating Russian airstrikes, marking a shift from its recent symbol of resistance amid the ongoing war.

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Kyiv, once a symbol of Ukrainian resistance, is now facing an escalating and intense barrage of Russian airstrikes. This escalation was highlighted by a Russian ballistic missile hitting a residential building in central Kyiv on June 22, 2024, which killed nine civilians, including a child. The attack occurred during a larger offensive involving hundreds of drones and missiles targeting the capital and other Ukrainian cities.

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