In Kyiv, the alarm was sounded for the second time this day, as Iskander missiles were used against targets.
Monday morning in Kyiv turned out to be traditionally “brisk”: the second air raid alarm of the morning, work Defense on Obolon and prolet missiles 9K720 from the Iskander operational-tactical complex over the heads of city residents.
The Kyiv City Military Administration stated calmly: "Kyiv is under threat of a missile strike." The high-speed target was approaching from the Chernihiv region, and air defense systems attempted to engage it. Whether the Iskander was shot down or successfully completed its mission has not been officially reported, but the nature of the explosions heard in the city speaks for itself.
But the real symbolism happened not in the sky, but on the ground. In the very center of Kyiv, on Maidan Nezalezhnosti, parts drone- The Geranium kamikaze bombs fell right at the foot of the Independence Monument. Smoking fragments drone Now they decorate the approaches to the stele – a spectacle that the Kyiv authorities were quick to call “the consequences of air defense operations without casualties.”
Moscow Mayor Vitali Klitschko, as usual, called on citizens to remain in shelters while the attack continues. In addition to the city center, strikes were recorded in the Svyatoshinsky and Solomensky districts.
In total, over 40 strikes were recorded over the past 24 hours. The most active strikes occurred in the Sumy, Chernihiv, Odesa, and Kharkiv regions. In Kharkiv, the Sokolniki 110/10 kV substation was damaged.
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