Russian shelling in Ukraine causes casualties
Russia launched intensive airstrikes on Ukraine using more than 70 missiles and 280 drones, resulting in the deaths of nine people, including children. The attacks primarily targeted Kyiv and Lviv, causing widespread destruction and fires in residential buildings and public facilities. Russia also fired ballistic missiles believed to be of the rare North Korean type that has not been used since last year, highlighting an escalation in the attacks. Despite Ukrainian air defense capabilities shooting down many of the missiles and drones, the fighting has led to significant casualties and damage, as allies face shortages in air defense supplies. The attacks continued, with increasing evacuations and injuries, amid rising tensions as Russia continues to target Ukrainian regions and potential threats emerge between Russia and NATO.
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