SIC Correspondent
Moscow’s main target was the energy infrastructure, which was already very fragile, but it was the residential areas that suffered most in last night’s attack on the Ukrainian capital. THERussian forces launched 430 drones attack and 19 missiles.
The Ukrainian capital suffered one of the most violent attacks since the beginning of the invasion, which left six dead and more than 30 injured. The report is from the SIC correspondent em Kiev, Iryna shev.
Explosion after explosion. The air defense teams worked nonstop until morning.
The sound of explosions has already become commonplace for those who live in the Ukrainian capital.
This time, Russian forces launched 430 drones attack and 19 missiles. Practically all neighborhoods in the city were affected.
Lídia was removed from her home by rescuers after the building where she lives caught fire.
“I saw it passing by our building and that’s it. Then it seemed like I fell asleep, maybe twenty minutes. And then there was an explosion and everything fell on top of me. The windows, the balcony fell apart, the bathroom door was ripped off”, reports Lídia, a resident interviewed by SIC.
Affected residents do not know when, or if, they will be able to return home. For this reason, he asks the West to pay more attention to the Ukrainians.
“We are innocent, simple people, and our children are also innocent. I thought my grandchildren would never see this… and I myself was born right after the war. I thought I wouldn’t see war, but my grandchildren are living a… I want thank them (the Europeans) and I want them to pay more attention to us. More, more attention. Because we are suffering here, and it is terrible”, appeals the same resident.
Moscow’s main target was the energy infrastructure, which was already very fragile, but it was the residential areas that suffered the most.
