Massive air raid on Kyiv: Russian offensive meets Ukraine hard!

Massive air raid on Kyiv: Russian offensive meets Ukraine hard!

Kiew, Ukraine - Kiev/Moscow - A dramatic air raid by the Russian military on Ukraine caused an alarm mood in the morning! Loud explosions could be heard in Kyiv that were triggered by the air defense. According to reports, two residential buildings have come into flames, while the Ukrainian Air Force reported on a massive use of dozens of marching air bodies and ballistic rockets, which were fired from strategic bombers. Explosions were also reported from Saporischschja, Dnipro, Krywyj Rih and Odessa. This is another brutal attack in the almost 1,000 days of war between Russia and Ukraine.

In order to protect the energy supply, the electricity was switched off in several regions. The Minister of Energy, Herman Haluschtschenko, warned on Facebook about a massive attack on the Ukrainian energy system. The Ukrainian armed forces face a huge challenge, while a Russian counter -offensive is emerging in the Kursk region occupied by Ukrainians. The location is tense because the Ukrainian soldiers in the east of the country have to accept setbacks on the edge of the Donbass.

North Korea supports Russia with severe artillery

The Situation continues! North Korea has not only supported Russia with thousands of soldiers, but also with the heaviest artillery. According to reports, almost 50 heavy shadows and 20 multiple rocket launchers have arrived in Russia in the past few weeks to support the offensive against Ukraine. These weapons, which have a range of up to 50 kilometers, are already stationed near Kursk. Experts estimate that Russia has already mobilized 50,000 soldiers for the counter -offensive in Kursk, including more than 10,000 North Korean fighters.

President Wolodymyr Selenskyj meanwhile commented on the retreat strategy of the Ukrainian troops. In a radio interview, he explained that the soldiers at the front urgently need recovery and that military leadership allows withdrawals. "Our position is clear - in the first place man is, only then the country," emphasized Selenskyj. But the Ukrainian armed forces are under immense pressure, while the Russian troops in eastern Ukraine continue to do aggressive advances.