During the night, information appeared that at least 14 people, including four children, were injured as a result of the shelling of Kiev by the Russian army. The missiles hit, among others, two residential skyscrapers. Meanwhile, Donald Tusk, in an interview with the Sunday Times, stated that “Ukraine is ready to fight with Russia for the next two or three years, but is afraid that the war may last a decade.” In turn, the airport in Vilnius was temporarily closed due to weather balloons entering the airspace from neighboring Belarus. Here's the most important information you need to know on Sunday morning.
