Initial reports indicate damage to apartment blocks and other buildings in Kiev. Tymur Tkachenko, head of the city's military administration, reported on Telegram that several residential buildings, an educational facility and a commercial building were damaged in districts east of the Dnieper. The mayor of Kiev, Vitali Klitschko, sent rescue teams to the parts of the city affected by the fire.
What cities were attacked by Russia?
What objects were targeted by the attacks?
What did the Ukrainian services do after the attacks?
What were the temperatures in Kiev during the attacks?
The ceasefire on energy infrastructure announced until February 1 is no longer in force. In addition to civilian buildings, the Russians attacked the energy sector in Kiev. According to NEXTA, the targets included: substation and thermal power plant in Kiev. Additionally, a heat and power plant in Dnieper and a similar facility in Kharkov came under fire.
Numerous recordings from Ukraine are now available online. They show attacks on residential buildings and the activities of the Ukrainian services. They provide help in extremely difficult conditions. Temperatures in the Ukrainian capital dropped below -20 degrees Celsius at night.
Ukrainian media report that Russia carried out a powerful attack using drones and missiles. She fired, among others: Iskanders, daggers, Ch-101 cruise missiles, caliber rockets and strike drones.
Ukraine under Russian fire.
Ihor Terekhov, the mayor of Kharkiv, Ukraine's second-largest city, said Russian missiles and drones also attacked his city in northeastern Ukraine. In more than 800 homes, residents are reportedly draining water from their heating systems to avoid freezing.
The governor of the southeastern Dnipropetrovsk region said that his region was also under attack, and anti-aircraft units also operated in the neighboring Zaporizhia region.
Sumy and Winnica were also attacked.
