Russia has launched another large-scale overnight attack on Kyiv and surrounding areas, with warehouses set ablaze and homes and infrastructure damaged in the barrage.
Ukrainian officials say the assault involved waves of drones and missiles aimed at logistics hubs and industrial facilities.
Several fires were reported across the affected areas, while casualties were also recorded as emergency crews rushed to respond.
Ukraine says its air-defence forces managed to intercept hundreds of incoming drones and several missiles, limiting the potential scale of the destruction.
Despite those interceptions, the intensity of the attack caused damage across multiple regions, placing additional pressure on emergency services.
The strikes come as Moscow continues to target Ukraine’s infrastructure and economic network, seeking to disrupt facilities considered vital to the country’s wartime operations.
Firefighters and rescue teams have been working through the aftermath, extinguishing fires, clearing debris and assessing damaged buildings.
For residents, the repeated attacks have brought renewed nights of air-raid alerts, explosions and uncertainty.
Kyiv continues to call for stronger air-defence capabilities from its international partners, warning that sustained Russian attacks pose a serious threat to civilian areas and critical infrastructure.
The latest barrage underscores the continuing intensity of Russia’s long-range campaign as the war enters another dangerous phase.
