Russian air attacks killed 12 people and left several others injured in Kyiv and the surrounding region, authorities said, marking the sixth consecutive day of strikes on the Ukrainian capital. The incidents occurred early Tuesday, as officials reported casualties across multiple sites within Kyiv and its outskirts.
Details on the locations within the Kyiv region were not fully disclosed, but authorities confirmed the death toll and multiple injuries, underscoring the ongoing intensity of the campaigns over the past six days. The situation in the city remains tense as emergency services respond to the aftermath of the attacks, and officials continue to assess the extent of damage.
The report notes that the strikes are continuing on a daily basis, with Kyiv once again at the center of the action. The community and aid agencies are coordinating responses to the casualties and damage, while authorities urge residents to stay in covered shelter areas during ongoing operations.
No information is provided about the specific targets within Kyiv or the scale of damage beyond the reported fatalities and injuries. No further details on international reactions or casualty breakdowns by age or sector are included in the update. The report focuses on the immediate toll and the continuity of the strikes over a six-day period.
As emergency crews work to clear debris and assist victims, officials emphasize vigilance and safety measures for residents in the affected regions. The situation remains fluid, with updates expected as authorities gather more information and confirm casualty figures.
