Russian Drone Strike Hits School in Kyiv Amid Intensified Air Assault
The strikes also hit the city's main bridge, disrupting transport in the latest wave of Russian attacks on the Ukrainian capital.
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A Russian drone strike hit a school in Kyiv as Moscow pressed an intensified air assault on the Ukrainian capital, according to reports.
The same wave of attacks also struck the city's main bridge, disrupting transport across Kyiv in the latest escalation of Russian aerial strikes on the city.
The strikes form part of a continued pattern of Russian drone and missile attacks targeting Ukrainian infrastructure and urban centers throughout the ongoing war.
Further details on casualties or the extent of damage from the strikes on the school and the bridge were not immediately available.
Sources
- Russian drone hits school in Ukraine’s Kyiv as Moscow presses air assault — Al Jazeera — All
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