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Russia launches overnight missiles and drone attacks on Ukraine – Kyiv

Rescuers work at the site of vegetable oil factory destroyed by Russian missile strike, amid Russia&... Rescuers work at the site of vegetable oil factory destroyed by Russian missile strike, amid Russia's attack on Ukraine, in Poltava region, Ukraine August 28, 2023. Head of Ukraine's Presidential Office Andriy Yermak via Telegram/Handout via REUTERS/File Photo
Rescuers work at the site of vegetable oil factory destroyed by Russian missile strike, amid Russia&... Rescuers work at the site of vegetable oil factory destroyed by Russian missile strike, amid Russia's attack on Ukraine, in Poltava region, Ukraine August 28, 2023. Head of Ukraine's Presidential Office Andriy Yermak via Telegram/Handout via REUTERS/File Photo

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In a nighttime attack, Russia fired 12 kamikaze drones and five missiles against Ukraine, according to early Monday reports from the Ukrainian air force. Additional air and artillery strikes were also reported. The drones, of which 11 were shot down, were fired in various directions with a special focus on western Ukraine, according to the air force, who said that the missiles, of which it took down two, were aimed at the northern and eastern areas.

Filip Pronin, the governor of Poltava’s eastern region, claimed that drones and missiles had targeted the area, leaving three residents hospitalized.

“Thankfully, no civilians or important infrastructure were hurt. However, several private residences were damaged by missile pieces, he stated on Telegram’s messaging app. The Zaporizhzhia region’s governor reported that Russian artillery fire and airstrikes also caused damage to several homes and infrastructure and injured one older woman.

It is impossible to understate the effects of these attacks on the citizens of Kyiv. Hospitals and emergency services struggled to handle the inflow of casualties and were overburdened. Families were shattered, and the infrastructure of the city was seriously damaged. This military action’s disastrous effects will live forever in the communal memory of Ukraine.

The world community acted quickly to condemn these missile drone assaults. International leaders, especially those from NATO Member States and the United States, condemned the violence and demanded an immediate end. Increased diplomatic attempts were made to mediate a peaceful end to the protracted conflict. The continuing confrontation in Eastern Europe worsened after the strikes on Kyiv overnight. Recognizing that this episode is a part of a bigger geopolitical conflict in which Russia’s actions have broad ramifications is essential.

Thousands of people have already been uprooted by the violence, which has also caused serious humanitarian concerns. The drone missile assaults on Kyiv on October 16, 2023, are a sharp reminder of how unstable world politics remain. The sophistication and scope of these assaults are evidence of how warfare has changed in the twenty-first century. The repercussions of failure are grave. Thus, the international community must maintain its vigilance and commitment to a peaceful resolution to the ongoing Eastern European crisis.


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