Russia Strikes Historic Center of Kyiv with Ballistic Missile

Kyiv suffered significant damage following a ballistic missile strike by Russian forces, which used a K5 missile designed for maximum impact. This type of missile detonates in the air, affecting an area of 400 meters by 400 meters, according to military sources.
During the attack, 58 warheads exploded in the air, resulting in severe consequences for the historic areas of the city. Military analyst Biskrestnov emphasized that the strike was aimed not at military targets but at causing destruction in the old city and creating as many injuries as possible among civilians.
The Ukrainian Air Force reported that during the night of October 22, Russia launched an attack using Iskander-M missiles, S-400 systems, Zircon, Onyx missiles, and 210 strike drones. Kyiv was the main target of this assault, with air defense forces managing to shoot down 181 drones and confirm strikes at 32 locations throughout the capital.
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiga noted that Russia directed dozens of ballistic missiles towards critical infrastructure, including energy facilities, medical institutions, shopping centers, and residential areas. The latest reports from the State Emergency Service indicate that one person has died, with 22 injured, including four children.




