Five dead, 25 wounded in Kyiv after three-day truce ends
Explosions resumed on Tuesday morning in Kyiv after a three-day break linked to peace talks led by US envoys.
After three days of truce due to the visit to Kyiv of US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, and talks to end the war, loud explosions were heard early Tuesday in Kyiv, according to Agence France-Presse journalists.
The toll of attacks recorded since the end of the truce rises to five dead and 25 wounded in Kiev.
Sources
- EN DIRECT, guerre en Ukraine : cinq personnes sont mortes à Kiev et 25 ont été blessées depuis la fin de la trêve de trois jours — Le Monde — Une
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