The military administration of the region said that the attack took place in several waves, and the air warning lasted for more than five hours
Video footage showed the aftermath of the Russian attack, which took place on Saturday night, with drones, on the Ukrainian capital, Kiev.
Ukraine said on Sunday that it had repelled at night the “largest march attack” targeting Kiev “since the start of the Russian invasion,” while the army stated that it shot down 52 of the 54 explosive marches sent by Moscow, including “more than 40” in the airspace of the capital.
The Ukrainian Air Force said via Telegram, “It detected a record number of explosive marches, and it reached 54,” stressing that it had “destroyed 52” of them.
And the authorities announced that two people were killed and three wounded in Kiev.
The military administration of the region said via Telegram, “It is the largest march attack targeting the capital since the start of the Russian invasion,” explaining that the attack “took several waves, and the air warning lasted for more than five hours!”
And she explained, “According to preliminary data, the air defenses destroyed more than 40 marches” in the airspace of Kiev.
The local administration said that “debris fell on a seven-storey building” in the Golosievsky district “after the destruction of marches,” killing one person and injuring another.
