Five key questions on Russia's Kyiv attack

Kyiv experienced its largest Russian airstrike since the beginning of the war, as Moscow deployed around 496 drones and 74 missiles, including ballistic missiles that are difficult to intercept. The attack resulted in the death of 27 people and the injury of 91 others, in addition to destroying important civilian infrastructure. The assault came after Ukrainian strikes inside Russia and indicates a continued escalation aimed at targeting both civilian and military targets. Tensions between Moscow and Kyiv are increasing, with military and political dimensions becoming intertwined. The international reaction was mixed: the United Nations Secretary-General condemned the attacks, while Europe called for additional sanctions. Ukraine affirmed its right to retaliate, amid concerns that the war is entering a prolonged phase of attrition.

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