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Loud explosions in Kyiv as Russia launches missiles

KYIV (AFP) : Ukraine’s air force said multiple missiles were flying toward the capital Kyiv on Tuesday, shortly after nationwide air alerts were raised due to a threat from Russian bombers.

A series of more than 10 loud explosions were heard by AFP journalists in Kyiv on Tuesday morning, shaking buildings in the center.

The city’s military administration said fragments of downed rockets had fallen in several districts including on residential buildings.

Mayor Vitali Klitschko said power had gone out in several areas of the capital.

“Kyiv — stay in shelters. Many missiles heading in your direction,” the air force said on Telegram.
The air force said Russians were launching Kinzhal missiles and more were heading toward the capital.

Strikes have hit the northeastern city of Kharkiv, said the head of the military administration, Oleg Sinegubov.

The Frontier Post

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