Russia resumes strikes on Kyiv after pause for US envoys
Russian drones and missiles struck the Ukrainian capital early Tuesday, killing two people after a brief lull during US peace negotiators' visit.
Russia pummeled Kyiv with drones and missiles early Tuesday, resuming air attacks after a brief halt that coincided with the visit of US peace negotiators, according to reports from the scene. The strikes killed two people and triggered fires across the Ukrainian capital.
The resumption of attacks follows a temporary pause in Russia's aerial campaign during the period when US envoys were visiting Ukraine for peace negotiations.
Sources
- Russia pounds Kyiv after pause for visit of US envoys — France 24 — English
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