Russia resumed strikes on Kyiv on Monday after the expiration of a three-day halt in assaults.
Russia resumed strikes on Kyiv after the expiration of a three-day halt in assaults for a go to to the Ukrainian capital by US envoys, Ukraine’s emergency service stated late Monday.
Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered the three-day halt in Moscow’s strikes on Kyiv as US President Donald Trump’s envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner visited the Russian and Ukrainian capitals on the weekend.
“Russians attacked Boryspil and Fastiv districts with drones,” the the State Emergency Service of Ukraine posted on Telegram.
The Kyiv metropolis navy administration stated an air raid alert had been declared within the capital as a result of menace of “enemy” drone assault, and urged residents to take shelter.
Russia’s state information company TASS confirmed earlier that the pause in strikes had expired.
Witkoff touted progress within the discussions with Ukraine and Russia, elevating the prospect of reviving three-way peace talks to finish the battle.
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