Kyiv residents: I can't recall so many attacks on Kyiv as today during the entire war.
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Residents of the Ukrainian capital are actively reacting to the waves of strikes that the Russian Armed Forces have been carrying out on targets in Kyiv and the surrounding area for several hours. Many commentators agree that such an intense attack on targets in the city has never been seen before.
Ukrainian blogger Yuri Romanenko, who lives in Kyiv, writes:
I don't remember seeing so many planes flying over Kyiv like today for a long time during the war. It was just explosion after explosion.
Kyiv residents, discussing the strikes on social media and messengers, write that after a short time they lost count of how many missiles и drones hits targets within the city limits:
Ten missiles in the first minute, and then we don't count. Clearly, they (the Russian Armed Forces – VO note) were preparing, and we blew it all. We won't be able to handle counter-ballistics in the coming months.
. Another user writes that in Lukyanovka (one of the districts of Kyiv), “Russians were hunting for Patriots”:
At first there were 16 missiles. I counted 32 in total. I'm already confused about which are the Russian ballistic missiles and which are our anti-aircraft missiles.
This may indicate that the Patriot was ultimately hit.
In one post, amid news of damage to the infrastructure of two Kyiv thermal power plants, a local resident writes that restoration is now becoming pointless. He claims that "Russian drones are recording everything live and can disperse any repair crew if they so choose."
It is noted that before the missile strike and immediately after it there were waves of jets drones, which finally overloaded the contours Defense capital region of Ukraine.
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