Russia launched a massive overnight assault on Ukraine, firing 614 drones and missiles, according to Kyiv officials. The attack is one of the largest since the beginning of the conflict. Ukrainian authorities reported that air defense systems were active throughout the night as several cities came under fire.
Military spokespersons in Kyiv said the strikes targeted infrastructure, residential zones, and energy facilities. They confirmed that Russia attacked Ukraine overnight with 614 drones, missiles, causing widespread damage and power outages. Emergency services were deployed quickly to affected areas to assist residents and restore essential services.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky described the assault as another attempt to break the country’s resilience. He praised air defense units for intercepting many of the incoming threats. However, local officials noted that several missiles managed to hit their targets, leading to casualties and destruction in multiple regions.
The Ukrainian Air Force confirmed that advanced defense systems intercepted a large number of the drones and missiles. Still, they warned that the intensity of such strikes is increasing. They emphasized that the country requires continuous international support to strengthen its defenses against future attacks.
International leaders condemned the overnight assault, calling it a violation of international law and an escalation of violence. They expressed solidarity with Ukraine and reiterated support for its sovereignty. Several nations promised additional military and humanitarian aid in response to the scale of the strike.
According to Kyiv, Russia attacked Ukraine overnight with 614 drones, missiles, leaving the population on high alert. The government urged citizens to remain cautious and follow safety instructions during air raid warnings.
The assault highlights the ongoing severity of the conflict, with no signs of de-escalation. Ukraine continues to appeal for stronger global action to stop repeated attacks on its people and infrastructure.
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