Russia's attack on Kiev. Photo: Kirill Chubotin / Avalon / Profimedia
Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelenski accused Russia on Thursday of using a “North Korean manufactured” missile in attacks on Wednesday night on Thursday on the Kiev Capital, in which at least 12 people were killed, AFP reports.
“According to the first information, the Russians used a ballistic missile made in North Korea. Our special services check all the details,” Zelenski wrote in a message posted on social networks.
Debris Removal Operations has Still Ongoing in Kyiv Following the Russian Missile Strike. The Relatives and Loved Ones of Those Who May Still Be Trapped Under the Rubble Are There – on the Scene of the Rescue Operation. Rescuers, Emergency Services, and Everyone Who Is Helping … pic.twitter.com/00chncndrc
– Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир зеленський (@zezekyyua) April 24, 2025
These attacks with rockets and Russian drones on Ukraine take place after Donald Trump on Wednesday on Wednesday Volodimir Zelenski, accusing him to make “harmful statements for peace negotiations”, at a time when an agreement with Russia would be “very close”, according to him.
The refusal of Kiev to accept the American terms to end the war triggered by Russia in February 2022 “will only extend the massacres,” warned the Republican billionaire, who has never recognized Russian responsibility for conflict.
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“Massively combined attack on Kiev”, launched overnight by Russia
Russian attacks with drones and rockets carried out by the Russian forces on Kiev on Wednesday night to Thursday killed 12 people in the Ukrainian capital and injured at least 90.
It was a “massive combined attack on Kiev,” the National Emergency Service said on Telegram, adding that there are six children among the hospitalized wounded.
PHOTO video “Massive combined attack on Kiev”, resulting in at least 12 dead and 90 injured. The rescue forces are looking for survivors: “It is heard how the phones under the rubble sound”
