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Russian President Vladimir Putin confirmed he ordered the strikes on Ukrainian cities, which were carried out by long-range missiles, in response to the bridge ...

"Several explosions in the Shevchenkiv district - in the center of the capital. Russian President Vladimir Putin called the bridge explosion a "terrorist attack" and accused Ukrainian forces of being behind it. "Air defense works in the region," Kuleba continued. The strikes across Ukraine, which hit numerous civilian areas, came two days after a blast destroyed part of Russia's Kerch bridge connecting it to Crimea, which it illegally annexed from Ukraine in 2014. The Prime Minister said that these are a sign of Ukrainian success and increasing desperation by Putin in response," the U.K. This is something which is against international humanitarian law and this indiscriminate targeting of civilians amounts to a war crime," Stano said. And also in the further isolation of Russia," Zelenskyy wrote on Twitter. "These attacks only further reinforce our commitment to stand with the people of Ukraine for as long as it takes. German government officials were in contact with Kyiv to get details on the damage, the spokesperson added. Putin's illegal war on the Ukrainian people." Russia's missile strikes came just two days after a blast destroyed part of Russia's Kerch Bridge, the only bridge linking Russia to the Crimean peninsula, which Moscow illegally annexed in 2014. "Today's missile strikes, which hit the thermal generation and electrical substations, forced Ukraine to suspend electricity exports from Oct.

President Vladimir Putin threatened more strikes against Ukrainian infrastructure after Russian missiles hit cities across Ukraine. President Joe Biden said ...

Zelenskiy will hold an emergency call with Group of Seven leaders Tuesday. President Vladimir Putin threatened more strikes against Ukrainian infrastructure after Russian missiles hit cities across Ukraine. Infrastructure facilities in eight regions were hit in the missile strikes, the most intense since the first days of the invasion.

Ukraine says 11 people have died as Russia launches dozens of missiles at Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities.

"I saw a shell hole in the children's playground." Families went to the Shevchenko Park to enjoy a warm Sunday. Ukraine started exporting power to the European Union on 1 July. "People kind of got this idea of false safety, maybe became a bit more ignorant in that sense. The rest of the city was more lucky not to have electricity for five, or six hours. "Also there were outages with mobile, internet, it was on and off all the time. he wrote on the Telegram messaging app. All our missiles was targeted [at] energy infrastructure, communication centres and military headquarters," Evgeny Popov told BBC Radio 4's World at One programme. So people are just getting back to normal," Dimko Zhluktenko said. We do not want to fight either Lithuanians or Poles or, especially, Ukrainians," Khrenin said, according to the Zerkalo website. There is one person who can stop this war now and withdraw Russia’s forces: Vladimir Putin. There is only one country escalating this war through its attempted annexations of Ukraine’s land and its repeated assaults on civilians: Russia.

The Kremlin said explosions that rocked Kyiv on Monday were part of what it calls its "special military operation".

"Everything is happening within the framework of the special military operation," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said when asked by reporters about the explosions in Kyiv and across Ukraine. Several Ukrainian cities were left without power or water supplies after dozens of Russian missiles hit cities across the country on Monday morning in what was seen as a revenge attack for an explosion on a key bridge linking Russia to the annexed Crimean peninsula over the weekend. MOSCOW, Oct 10 (Reuters) - The Kremlin said explosions that rocked Kyiv on Monday were part of what it calls its "special military operation".

Russia escalates attacks on Ukrainian cities after Vladimir Putin calls attack on Kerch bridge an 'act of terror'

A power line that was cut by shelling of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant has been restored, according to the chief of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). Russian divers are to examine the extent of the damage caused by the blast on the road-and-rail bridge. Russia once again has shown to the world what it stands for – it is terror and brutality.” Alexander De Croo said the bombardment of Ukraine’s capital Kyiv and of civilian targets in other Ukrainian cities on Monday was “a reprehensible act by Russia”. The crossings border Ukraine’s Lviv region, where there are reported power outages after Russian strikes on critical infrastructure earlier this morning. Nato’s secretary general, Jens Stoltenberg, condemned the “horrific and indiscriminate” missile attacks on civilian targets. [Russia](https://www.theguardian.com/world/russia)had fired dozens of missiles as well as Iranian-made kamikaze drones, adding that Russia’s main targets appeared to be energy infrastructure and civilians. Kuleba has cut short a tour of African nations to return to Kyiv. Ukraine’s foreign minister Dmytro Kuleba made an immediate appeal to the west for the supply of increased air defence systems. Authorities in Kyiv said eight people had died and 24 were injured in a Russian missile strike on the capital’s Shevchenkivskyi district this morning. Russia had launched long-range missile attacks against Ukraine’s energy, military and communications infrastructure today in retaliation for the bridge attack, he said. Romania’s foreign minister, Bogdan Aurescu, said a Russian missile strike on Kyiv landed 850 metres from the Romanian embassy.

Russian strikes on Ukrainian cities have left many dead as the war continues unabated. Kyiv and many more cities in Ukraine were struck by missiles, ...

The views expressed here are that of the respective authors/ entities and do not represent the views of Economic Times (ET). The Russian side is worried that Ukraine would be used as a buffer against mainland Russia by NATO forces which it denounces. Now, Russia's hostilities in Ukraine are preventing grain from leaving the “breadbasket of the world". Precision weapons were used in the air, sea, and ground raids by Russia. Downtown [Kyiv](/topic/kyiv)was the hot target of the Russian army, with at least eight people confirmed to be dead. The incident occurred last weekend, with the Ukrainians claiming responsibility.