Russia-Ukraine War: Conflict escalates to new boiling point, what happens next?

On Thursday, Russia launched massive missile and drone attacks on the Ukrainian capital Kiev, causing massive destruction in several areas of the city. Two civilians were killed and at least 13 people were injured in this attack.

New Delhi: The ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine is once again at a new boil. On Thursday, Russia carried out massive missile and drone attacks on the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv, causing massive devastation in many areas of the city. Two civilians were killed, and at least 13 people were injured in this attack, reports Dynamite News correspondent.

Timur Tkachenko, head of the Kiev regional administration, confirmed the attack and said that this is a very sad moment. These innocent people have been killed by the Russians. My condolences are with the victim families.

After the attack, residential buildings, cars, offices, warehouses, and other structures caught fire in five major districts of Kyiv. The city's emergency services immediately swung into action, and relief work is underway. Firefighters worked hard for hours to control the fire at many places.

The motive behind the attack is not yet clear, but experts believe it may be part of a strategy to affect Ukrainian defense installations and civilian life.

Seriousness of the attack

The situation in Ukraine was relatively calm for the past few months, but Thursday's attack again indicates that Russia is still not ready to back down. This type of combined missile and drone attack in Kyiv is believed to be the biggest in the last few weeks. Eyewitnesses said that the sounds of sirens and explosions echoed in the city throughout the night.

International reaction

Although there has been no official statement from Russia regarding this attack, Western countries and the United Nations have strongly condemned this attack. The US and the European Union have already warned of imposing more economic sanctions on Russia.

Pressure on health services

The injured have been admitted to various hospitals in Kyiv, where their condition is being monitored. Doctors said that many people have suffered severe burns and head injuries. Emergency services officials are still engaged in removing debris in the affected areas and searching for missing people.

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