The bombardment, which the mayor said damaged an apartment building and a hospital, was at least the third significant strike on Ukraine’s capital in a week, APA reports citing The New York Times.
Russia struck an apartment building and a hospital in Kyiv on Wednesday, Ukrainian officials said, injuring 53 people, in the third significant strike on the capital in the past week.
Kyiv’s mayor, Vitali Klitschko, said early Wednesday that a nighttime attack by Russia had caused destruction in the city. Ukraine’s air defense systems shot down all 10 of the Russian missiles that targeted Kyiv at 3 a.m., the country’s air force said.
Of those injured, in the Dnipro district, 20 were hospitalized, including two children, and 33 were treated at the scene, including six children, he said.
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