A Russian overnight missile and drone attack on Ukraine's capital, Kyiv, has injured at least 10 people, causing damage to residential buildings and critical infrastructure across several parts of the city.
Emergency crews rushed to the affected areas as firefighters battled blazes and rescue teams searched damaged buildings for anyone who may have been trapped beneath the debris.
Images from the scene showed shattered windows, damaged apartment blocks, and emergency personnel working through the night as residents assessed the destruction left by the attack.
Ukrainian officials said the assault involved a combination of missiles and drones, with air defense systems intercepting several incoming targets before they reached the capital.
Despite those interceptions, falling debris and direct impacts caused damage in multiple districts, leaving homes and public infrastructure affected.
Authorities continue to inspect damaged buildings while engineers assess structural safety and emergency teams clear debris from impacted neighborhoods.
The latest attack comes as Russia continues its aerial campaign against Ukrainian cities, with Kyiv once again enduring another night of explosions and air raid alerts.
As rescue and recovery operations continue, Ukrainian officials say they remain focused on protecting civilians while emergency services work to restore essential services and assess the full extent of the damage.
