Explosions heard in Kyiv for second time overnight
Residents in the Ukrainian capital reported a second round of explosions during the same night, according to Ukrinform.
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Explosions were heard in Kyiv for a second time overnight, according to a report from Ukrinform, as the Ukrainian capital experienced renewed activity during the night hours.
The report did not provide further detail on the cause of the explosions, the location within the city, or whether there were any casualties or damage resulting from the incident.
Kyiv has repeatedly come under attack during the course of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, with air raid alerts and strikes occurring at varying intervals, including overnight hours when air defense systems are frequently activated to intercept incoming threats.
Authorities in Kyiv typically issue air raid warnings ahead of expected strikes, and residents are advised to seek shelter until the threat has passed. Further official statements on the cause and consequences of this incident were not immediately available.
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- Explosions heard in Kyiv for second time overnight — Ukrinform (Ukraine)
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