KYIV: Russia launched a missile and a barrage of drones targeting the Ukrainian capital before morning on Wednesday, causing at least two people to kill, said Ukrainian officials. Eight people were also injured in the attack, including four children, Kiev City Military Administration said in a post on Telegram. The attack came forward from a unilateral 72-hour ceasefire in a warfast 72-hour ceasefire in a war, which was declared by Russian President Vladimir Putin in a coincidence with the ceremony with the ceremony as Moscow on the day of World War. Ukraine has unsuccessfully demanded a long and immediate truss. Kremlin said that the Trus ordered on the “Humanist Maidan”, beginning on Thursday and will begin on Saturday to mark the Nazi Germany defeat in the last 1945. The administration said that at least one ballistic missile and 28 Russian drones were recorded in the airspace of the Ukrainian capital Kiev. Air defense forces shot missiles and 11 drones. He said that a five -storey residential building in Shevchenkivski district had collided with drone debris, where several apartments were caught fire, where the victims were found, they said. Four people, including three children, were admitted to the hospital, while the others received treatment on the site. In sviatoshynskyi district, according to Kiev City Military Administration, a fire broke out in several upper floor apartments of the nine -storey building following the effect of drone debris. Five people were rescued from Blaze, with a distance of 100 square meters. In Dniprovskyi district, the upper floors of a high growth were partially destroyed by a drone strike, but no injuries. In solomianskyi, a ballistic missile was intercepted by air defense, in which warheads cause fall and non-residential infrastructure. One person was injured in that strike. No immediate comments were made from Moscow on the attack. Victory Day celebrates the defeat of the Soviet Union of Germany in 1945 and is Russia’s biggest secular holiday. Chinese President Xi Jinping, Brazilian leader Luiz Insio Lula Da Silva and others will gather in the Russian capital for the 80th anniversary on Thursday and will see a parade of thousands of soldiers with tanks and missiles. Ukraine’s Foreign Ministry urged foreign countries not to participate in the parade to military representatives, as is in some past. There is no official confirmation for this year’s program.
