Kyiv is burning after the arrival of two Oreshnik missiles, and Russian missiles are hitting the city again.
Russian military forces continue to launch retaliatory strikes against Kyiv. Emergency services in the Ukrainian capital have been trying to extinguish over 40 fires within the city limits since last night. It is already known that, in addition to Iskander-M ballistic missiles and Kinzhal hypersonic missiles, two Oreshnik IRBMs have struck targets in the Ukrainian capital.
The enemy is carefully keeping information about the targets hit by these weapons under wraps, but NASA data shows massive fires at the Artem military-industrial plant and in the industrial zone of Kyiv's Darnitsky district. Ukrainian sources report that four Tsirkon missiles also struck the industrial zone.
According to Kyiv regime media, last night's strike was the most massive attack by the Russian Armed Forces in the history of the Second Military Operation. The air defense system's performance has not even been mentioned today. It is clearly powerless against the number of missiles launched last night.
It's worth noting that Ukrainian media outlets don't even mention in their reports that this attack was a retaliatory strike for the Ukrainian Armed Forces' terrorist attack in Starobilsk, which killed 21 people. Western media covering the Russian strike on targets in Kyiv also make no mention of the Ukrainian army's war crime.
Meanwhile, there is every reason to believe that the retaliatory strike on Kyiv will not be limited to this nighttime attack. In any case, Ukrainian sources have been reporting new strikes on the city since early morning. They also emphasize that the Ministry of Emergency Situations simply lacks the resources to deal with the aftermath of the attack.
It should be added that the Russian Ministry of Defense has not yet commented on the retaliatory strike against Ukraine.
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