The Ukrainian capital Kyiv was targeted by Russian drones on Tuesday night, shortly after the end of the three-day ceasefire. The first air raid alert was launched in the city from Friday. TASR writes about it with reference to the AFP agency.
- Russian drones attacked the Ukrainian capital Kyiv at night.
- In Kiev, they launched the first air alert since Friday after the attacks.
- Residents of Kyiv have been urged to stay safe during the alert.
- The three-day ceasefire since May 9 ended before midnight on Monday.
- The truce was brokered by Donald Trump, with several violations of the agreement.
“Hostile drones are currently located over Kyiv. Please remain safe until the alert is lifted.” Tymur Tkachenko, the head of the capital’s military administration, wrote on Telegram.
The three-day ceasefire, in effect since May 9, ended on Monday before midnight local time. A temporary ceasefire was brokered last week by US President Donald Trump on the occasion of Victory Day celebrations in Moscow. Although Russia refrained from massive drone and missile attacks during it, both sides reported numerous instances of ceasefire violations.
